by PennLady
i hope holly does not scratch any sensitive areas lol loved the story 5 plus stars as always
That was just the nicest little Earth Day story! Luvved all the nature/naturalist names. :-D
Great Read. It may be long but reads quickly. It's one of those "Once you start, you need to finish." I wish the best for you in the contest.
With the highest Respect
DG
(Yes a definite 5)
A thoroughly enjoyable read with all the elements of a good romance.
contest or not i'm always glad to read something new written by you, short or long. this was a very nice and romantic read; i'm glad Holly "discovered" Batman's arch enemy *evil grin*
good luck and it's a definite 5 , shame higher isn't possible.
Wonderful story, great characters as always, a winner. I'd never quibble with one of the greats.
in a well constructed story. You know I almost wish that I had been born 30 years later to feel out the modern world..
I really enjoy it, great characters, and a lovely romantic storyline. :)
As always a great job at a wonderful story. Good luck in the contest.
The build-up was great. The veiled rivalry between characters was delicious. The unrestrained sex was a fantasy come true. Five stars!
I wish I could write dialog as well as you.
The mark in question? Excellence over a broad stretch of time, which is exactly what PennLady has demonstrated.
One of her stories better be included in the next Literotica anthology, assuming a third anthology is assembled and published!
All around enjoyable read.
You really did a lot in just five pages.
Thank you!
I loved the story, but I had a hard time getting over the names you chose for most of the characters. I understand that this story was your Earth Day entry, but did the names have to be types of trees and plants?
- Kristina
I'm going to have to equally agree about those names. Woof. The writing was solid but, Fern, Willow, Holly, Clay, Ivy!?!
They are very tongue in cheek funny. Like a spoof movie with the actors from the original movie playing a part. The writing as always was wonderful Penn. You are in my favorites on my browser so I can get to you fast...u and Mugsy and a few others. I'm jonesing for a new hockey story hope there is one coming from one of you soon.
Awesome story. Very well written and good plot lines. I did notice that Adam felt out of place with his name, but I loved the use of all the names and how they related to the story.
I've met lots of people who have not-so-typical names. Often their parents were hippies, but some people are just quirky. There's only so many Bob's, Jane's, and Jim's I can see in a story anyway before they all run together.
Nice reference to Robert Frost.
I thought the names were charming and did keep to the theme as the story did as a whole. I'm going to be wander-lusting about getting lost and rescued by Clay-the-dreamy-park-ranger. *soft sigh* The Batman reference ruled and so glad bitchy Holly got hers in the end. Great story! Goodluck. :)
~Luna
PS: Thanks for your comment, you were my first!
I started reading the other comments and just realized about the nature names. (Banging head against desktop) Dur, dur, dur!
I really like this story, by the way. Sometimes, I wish I could step into the story and shove Holly's face into some Poison Ivy.
I liked how light-hearted and fun this story was. It was soooo sweet! Loved it!
I lost it for a moment when I read all the names, especially at "Goodall" and "Audubon" but once I recovered I thoroughly enjoyed the story. :) I hope there will be more...I'm curious about their date and I can definitely see some drama going down w/ Holly (once she recovers from the poison ivy) ;)
Good story line,,i see your stuck on plants and trees for names,,,cute,lol,,,
Very nice story. You worked the responsibility we should take in the woods with volunteering to help our rangers and then gave us a nice start to a romance. Good story line. I really liked it. Holly has always annoyed me also. It is prickly and clingy just like the Holly in the story.
bit of nonsense in nature......but is she nothing more than another fuck slut whore getting her jollies off in the woods......rabbits spring to mind
...great story. I hope you keep writing stories as great as this.
I thought this story was absolutely delightful. And as the poem goes: The woods are lovely, dark, and deep. But I have promises to keep...and miles to go before I sleep. Great job!
I wonder how many noticed that the four women in the camp group that were named were named after trees or plants?Even Clay is an earthy name.
thanks.
I am amazed at how fast he was able to break down his tent to take with him in the middle of the night though, just in case it was too far to walk back in the dark. ; )
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. Unfortunately "friend" Holly seemed to be determined to destroy Willow if she could. She obviously threw her fancy phone into the bushes near camp where she could quickly find it in the morning and used its "loss" as an excuse to get Willow out in the woods by herself to get lost.
As for the scumbag Anonymous who referred to Willow as "another fuck slut whore" he is obviously a sexist pig as he wasn't critical of Clay who took part in the tryst. Plus, his attitude is so very 18th Century. By the way, I am an old male fart and I don't have any problem with Willow's behavior.
I think everything in the story was wonderful.
Thank you Pennlady for a great job!
Like I said in the title a lovely ,fun romance.
Deceptively simple and elegantly done!
Thank you!
A nice story. Not clear where the story is set, but late April in upstate new york would be pretty cold, but in georgia it might be fine. I'll read more of yours. Thank you
She’s cold, wet and possibly hypothermic and they end up doing it outside? Nah, flunked any reality test.
Loved it, but the rangers surnames (after famous environmentalists) were a bit cheesey
Everyone was named as if they were born & raised in the same nature commune.
In reality any ranger would have been MUCH faster to get Ivy out of her wet clothes, even without any sexual intent. Pretty much within a minute after the tent was put up. And her clothes would still be wet in the morning...