Many, myriad thanks...
...In a missive.
24APR2023; 1558, MON– Maryland, USA
Dearest [Redacted],
333T (trillion [333,000,000,000,000]) thanks. That is, to [Redacted]; the entire team; and, most especially, the young Lady "Ms. Virginia".
A true Madame and community member; thru and thru. I have little to no doubt that this new Friend adds value; any and everywhere she goes.
If honesty be the drive behind this missive, then there's feasibly an appointed mansion in Heaven for all that assist y'all's endeavors. That's "Actually factually" and "truly duly".
Praying for y'all; and likened to Paul. The apostle; that is.
God Bless; Godspeed; and one Love,
Darrius [Redacted], WNT
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P.S.- Y'all are Godsent. Peace.
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Prayerfully, you gained something pertinent (re: useful) from this post. If so, then please think about considering a show of support; however you may see fit.
Additionally, I'm easily reachable via Twitter. That's for private and/or public convos on the works written by me, my fav writers, as well as my other influences too.
The link in my bio will "counterintuitively" have that unmistakable tab in its main menu. Invariably, there's a tab in the very same menu cyclically returning you to my profile on this unfathomably superb site for writers.
Shoutout to all Vocal's inventors/staff/readers/writers. "[Y'all] the real MVP."
Lastly, if you're in the market for an incredulously original article of clothing or such: There's copious amounts at the link in my bio. Please don't believe for a NY minute that I'll be even remotely unappreciative of any all who "look out for the cookout".
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About the Creator
Nefarious Darrius
I'm a Grunt who’s been stuck in traffic for the past few decades or so. From DC to Seattle & Iraq; to back in "The Swamp". Also, I Love my Progeny more than life. Born Day: 4/20. Lastly, my apparel brand, War 'N' Tees is live! One Love.
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