Andrea
· 19 January 2010
· Chapter 1: The One that Almost Got Away
Great story! I think I remember Robin from your other stories. And I'm really curious to find out why and how he landed in the stream. Pippin's explanation is quite logical, but I think there's more to it.
I also like Lop who reminds me of a lop-eared dog my great aunt once had.
Last, but not least: Happy birthday to you :-)
Author's reply
Lop-eared dogs are something special. Belated thanks!
Nélindë Greycloak
· 19 January 2010
· Chapter 1: The One that Almost Got Away
Oh, so sweet! I've always wondered when it was that Pippin saved Robin, son of Jack-or Jack, son of Robin, depending which story you're reading.
Anyways, beautiful story.
Nélindë
Author's reply
Thank you (very belatedly, I'm sorry to say)!
Larner
· 19 January 2010
· Chapter 1: The One that Almost Got Away
Ah--Robin! How wonderful to find him, and just in time! Now, to get him to warmth and safety--and now.
A most happy birthday, and DO check out the first offering in my new collection!
Author's reply
Bless you, and belated thanks for the encouraging words.
shirebound
· 19 January 2010
· Chapter 1: The One that Almost Got Away
Oh, what a lovely birthday gift to us! I love Lop, and his devotion to his "hobbit lambkin", and I'm quite in suspense to find out what's going to happen next.
Author's reply
Sorry to keep you in suspense for so very long! I am finally getting some writing time again, after too long away, and am finding there's a great deal of work to be done.
Thanks!
harrowcat
· 19 January 2010
· Chapter 1: The One that Almost Got Away
What a great chapter Lindelea. Thank you for your birthday present. Can't wait to find out what Robin is up to. and, 'What has he got in his packsies? We wonders, yes we does, precious!' *grin* Well I can probably make a good guess.
Author's reply
You're welcome! (Sorry for the long delay between chapters, and replies.)