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Amanda's Maid
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Comment by mamona la sirvienta on 01/05/13
Lei cada capitulo y lo disfrute muchisimo! LO traduje al espaņol y me siento feliz de haberla leido,seņora Anne- Comment by Rajanoramelia on 07/09/12 Oh, and don't forget your shot glass. It's more fun to detaorce with a buzz. LOL! Â And are they called spachulaers? Have I been saying it incorrect all these years? Anyway, This is a very informative video. I'm just being silly. Comment by "Missy," Susan Pauline Bauer on 01/31/10 Dear Ms. Anne, Comment by "Missy," Susan Pauline Bauer on 01/14/10 Dear Miss Anne Marie, <curtsy>, Comment by Yoron on 06/04/08 Sorry, lost my interest here (chapter 4). Comment by Yoron on 06/04/08 I liked the start of your tale even though it seemed a little rushed. Comment by litywinds on 10/01/07 I loved it . . . in fact i do not see why this story couldn't reach the best seller list as a novel . . . or even reach the big screen. yes it is about a maid fetish or b/s but also a about choices we could face in life. There would have to be some things omitted so that it could be in theatres across the nation on a massive scale, but all in all it is a story about peoplemaking decisiosns in their life. Sometimes you are given a chance to leap from your life and become someone else because your career choice. whether it is changing how you interact with people on a professional scale while working and how you change back to those you converse with as friends and relatives. i believe that there were three scenes when Kevin/Karen was given tough challanges in her new status and she could have walked away . . . (preparing for the thanksgiving party/amanda asking for help and karen doing it on her own win or lose as she put it; the bridal shower/the morning of her honeymoon and accepting the new roles with janet) but she stayed and worked through them . . . someone else mentioned, was she accepting her new life as karen or still only playing a role as she would in the theatre . . . with a reader contemplating on this after reading the story . . . isn't that room for debate with others and isn't that a reason to ask others to read it and make their decisions. what happens after you read a great novel or see a great film, you want others to read and enjoy it too. Comment by Suna on 10/17/06 The story you have woven is excellent. The short interactions of Karen with attempts to drag her into the lifestyles beyond being a maid give a good view to personal bounderies and true strength of character. I can't decide tho if Karen ever really moves from doing a role to acceptance... more intent in her presentation even at the end. Comment by Bill on 10/12/06 I really enjoyed chapter 1...very nicely written. Youi can always accept one totally inconsistent and unreasonable thing in any story, and as long as there is only one, that is fine. Karen herself is simultanoulsy unbelievable, yet as she tells her story, utterly believable. This is very skilled writing Comment by rosemary langton on 08/30/06 A very enjoyable and different story Comment by Regina on 06/25/06 Hello Anne, Comment by Rose on 03/15/06 Hi Anne, What a great story. I thourghly enjoyed it. Comment by Tigger on 03/10/06 First of all, this is the first of Anne's stories I have read, but it will not be the last as I intend to hit the other story here at storysite after writing this commentary. That says a great deal - I enjoyed this story so much that I want more. The quality of the story telling, particularly the dialog and personal interactions held me and kept me coming back until I finished the story. Comment by Janet Stickney on 03/09/06 Over all, Through all chapters, the story was well written, flowing very nicely from one segment to another. There were more than a few spelling and punctuation errors, but over all, I liked it. Comment by Janet Jean on 03/06/06 I only have one thing to say about Chapter-1. |
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