I love your day-by-day stories. I wish I could write like that!
I really hope you'll finish this fic, to read it is really worth it!
Keep on writing!

I loved the line, "he felt a twinge of mortality tugging at his heart...except the sword at his throat was his own body, not steel, and its strength would someday wane."
I haven't been revieiwng (shame on me)but I love these moody snippets that weave such a pattern of Kenshin's life and his perspective on it.

haha nice job! REally interesteing subject you chose...lol..anway update soon!

This chapter was cute! Kenshin worrying about getting 'bigger'- LOL! What's next, male pattern baldness?

Glad to see this fic continuing :)

Nothing wrong with Kenshin having a bit of a tummy by the time he's 50. I think it's cute, as long as he doesn't end up looking like a sea cow.

You make sessha very happy with updates to Diary. ^_^

Dry Bones was touching (as your chapters always are), and a little sad. I love to write long, elegant reviews, but it's just so hard with these stories... each one so short, but so rewarding and wonderful.

I've enjoyed this latest update as much as I have every chapter before it, as I will every chapter to come after it :)

-- Shinjin

very sweet and cute, but why are a 16 year old and an eleven year old riding on a an old man's back? especially since they are probably taller than him?

I adore how his past is fading, being replaced by a life he's discovering fits him so much better. This is a beautiful, healing fic.

"a smile hovering between you and deadly recognition"--I don't think I can find words to describe how this hit me: such a burden Our Boy carried in his still-a-child's heart.

And I simply melted with "smiling secretly, his face turned towards the door as if waiting for her to come in." This is a perfect expression of their bond.

A bittersweet chapter, as usual. I loved it.
My father used to carry me on his back, too. And I don't think he would ever complain.
*gets a warm and fuzzy feeling inside*
Keep up the great job, Kitsune-san.

Oh, this was just so sweet :) Very nice tribute to loving and forbearing fathers everywhere!

Akai Kitsune, I love your stories. Wonderful to read such well-written stories, set in their proper time and place. Excellent examples of what fan fiction really should be.

Wow great job! It was so touching! TO think that dads are always doing things for their kids, yet they never seem to complain. Hope i can find a loving man like that! lol...update soon!

Heh, he'll probably end up on a walker before he's 80. ^_^

I'm not 21 yet so I'm not allowed to drink yet.(At least not legally. -.-) ^_^ I guess it works...

Not an idea I would have had but it fits.