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| Reviews for What A Turkey and Other Holiday Drabbles |
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   MLaw 12/31/12 . chapter 18Love the chapter heading. Yes and I do want to know...(she nods quickly with puppy dog eyes) |
| jkkitty1 12/31/12 . chapter 18 Oh yea, that might get a reaction. |
| jkkitty1 12/30/12 . chapter 17 Sound like Napoleon is speakless-one for the Russian. |
| MLaw 12/29/12 . chapter 17 I like how your chapter heading answered my question about Napoleons "I did not." Good one! |
| MargaretLattany 12/27/12 . chapter 16 It is just too funny when Illya is so literal! Enjoyed! |
| jkkitty1 12/26/12 . chapter 16 Mmmmm wonder what it will be. |
| MLaw 12/26/12 . chapter 16 I guess Illya just melts her butter huh? Good one, ya'll. |
| jkkitty1 12/25/12 . chapter 15 What could this mean, like how we each can come up with out own view. |
| alynwa 12/25/12 . chapter 15 Merry Christmas, indeed. |
| MLaw 12/25/12 . chapter 15 And God bless us everyone... nice finish and loved the cryptic Illya comment. Great job with this. |
| Muncle 12/22/12 . chapter 14 Very nice! |
| jkkitty1 12/22/12 . chapter 14 Hooray |
| alynwa 12/22/12 . chapter 14 How sweet. |
| MLaw 12/22/12 . chapter 14 Yes, the Grinches heart grew three sizes that day. Yay! Good one! |
| Michiemabelle 12/19/12 . chapter 13 Loved this line, so perfectly describes Illya. "Illya turned on the blue gaze that disarmed and repelled almost simultaneously." I liked that Napoleon hasn't given up on his parter in regards to the holiday. And Illya's reaction, a simple smile tells us he's not against it as much as he says. The phrase, "Me thinks thou dost protest too much," comes to mind. |
