hmm, interesting. I like

Is good!  Last fic I read had 200 thumbs-up, and was not as good as this one.  I also recommend How to do a Sonic Rainboom by bookplayer.

Very sweet. I love it. I love a good end-of-life fic that isn't sad. (That one that Bad Horse mentioned non-withstanding.)

Liked, faved, and I'll keep an eye out for more from you.

Hm. Seems very coincidental that I start watching you, then you drop a serious story of this caliber - am I lucky? Or is it for a more sinister reason... I mean, Bookplayer and Bad Horse being here too? Wow. On a totally different tangent, ever watched the anime "Night on the Galactic Railroad"? Just do it - you'll get the relevance.

Mulder and Skully wish they would be so worthy!

I implore that you write more for us, Dusty! I'll give you my favorite yo-yo! Just think about it!

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I was trying to avoid all but the slightest traces of Sad.  Which explains, I suppose, why it begins after the service.  I think I was reasonably successful.

Short and sweet.  Scoots finally gets a chance to show her stuff (even if there is mechanical assistance).

Rainbow Dash is off to a better place.

(I got my Internet connection back at home, thanks to replacing a damaged junction box outside)

Life is good!

This piece of fiction made me feel things I cannot simply put into words.

This is a masterpiece, I only can only hope to measure up to you, Dusty. Cheers!

Two    in two consecutive comments.  High praise indeed.

Considering I wasn't sure I had even one story in me, I'm surprised to find there was room for a second.

This is here mostly to remind myself to look at this stuff once in a while.

Very nice.

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Thanks.  I am perhaps inordinately fond of this story, which is the only one I've written that didn't involve several hours of soul-searching: it just flowed from the start and I was lucky enough to catch the best parts.

You have my approval.

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I am honored.  

I sent this through I Write Like, which tells me that I write -- in this instance, anyway -- like Anne Rice.  Izzatso?

Neat.  

Just re-read this. Forgot to comment the first time, so I will now. This was very well done. Good execution, and an even greater concept. You really nailed down Dash's character into a nice literary package. I think this'll be my feature fic of the week on my page. More people should read this one.

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Thanks.  I had some doubts about it originally -- the theology, if such it be, is vague, and who ships Applejack with Pinkie Pie? -- but everything seemed to come out all right.