Waking to the Dream
50 word story57 total reviews
Comment from meeshu
I just wanted to read one more from Michael's vast collection. this is a good one, short and sweet. not presumptuous. R.I.P., Michael...................meeshu
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I just wanted to read one more from Michael's vast collection. this is a good one, short and sweet. not presumptuous. R.I.P., Michael...................meeshu
Comment Written 05-Feb-2019
Comment from lyenochka
Michael, you are missed. As I read this, I can imagine that you are waking up to that dream but it's real life and you are among the stars and you're rubbing shoulders with all the famous writers.
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Michael, you are missed. As I read this, I can imagine that you are waking up to that dream but it's real life and you are among the stars and you're rubbing shoulders with all the famous writers.
Comment Written 05-Feb-2019
Comment from BeasPeas
May you always get the best seat in the house, Michael, from which you can enjoy the show here on FanStory. Humorous, a laugh at the silliness of it all. Marilyn
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May you always get the best seat in the house, Michael, from which you can enjoy the show here on FanStory. Humorous, a laugh at the silliness of it all. Marilyn
Comment Written 05-Feb-2019
Comment from F. Wehr3
To be among the stars and dream the dream through child-like eyes. May you forever twinkle, ever brighter and reach forever higher. Goodbye, my friend.
--Russell
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To be among the stars and dream the dream through child-like eyes. May you forever twinkle, ever brighter and reach forever higher. Goodbye, my friend.
--Russell
Comment Written 05-Feb-2019
Comment from KatyM
I liked this! That isn't a dream I ever had. lol I will become a fan so I can keep up with your writing. I have no additions or subtractions. I liked the picture you used up on top. I have to write another sentence so I will meet the amount of characters I need to send this. Katy Moffitt
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I liked this! That isn't a dream I ever had. lol I will become a fan so I can keep up with your writing. I have no additions or subtractions. I liked the picture you used up on top. I have to write another sentence so I will meet the amount of characters I need to send this. Katy Moffitt
Comment Written 05-Feb-2019
Comment from 24chas
This is the hardest review I've ever had to write. Michael was a true gentleman and I aspire to be one percent of the kind of man he was. If I can do that, I'll die happy and hopefully see him once again. RIP. Thank you once again for everything you helped me with.
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This is the hardest review I've ever had to write. Michael was a true gentleman and I aspire to be one percent of the kind of man he was. If I can do that, I'll die happy and hopefully see him once again. RIP. Thank you once again for everything you helped me with.
Comment Written 04-Feb-2019
Comment from Raul1
I bet that is worth to see the next movie superstar. We all love movies. Old movies are gone and new ones come in as replacements. Nice story. I like this story.
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I bet that is worth to see the next movie superstar. We all love movies. Old movies are gone and new ones come in as replacements. Nice story. I like this story.
Comment Written 04-Feb-2019
Comment from Tpa
good job on this one, difficult task of writing a story with so little words I interpreted this to be a dream and that wasn't his blockbuster as all.. good luck in the contest.
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good job on this one, difficult task of writing a story with so little words I interpreted this to be a dream and that wasn't his blockbuster as all.. good luck in the contest.
Comment Written 04-Feb-2019
Comment from Cole King
Really enjoyed the story. If I am right in my interpretation, this is a commentary on staying humble even after you have become famous. That you are no more important as the creator than the people who view your art. This story surely has other interpretations, which makes this even better. One small suggestion would be to italicize "me" in "me, the next Hollywood superstar". I think it adds a little more emphasis and amazement from the narrator that will get passed to the reader.
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Really enjoyed the story. If I am right in my interpretation, this is a commentary on staying humble even after you have become famous. That you are no more important as the creator than the people who view your art. This story surely has other interpretations, which makes this even better. One small suggestion would be to italicize "me" in "me, the next Hollywood superstar". I think it adds a little more emphasis and amazement from the narrator that will get passed to the reader.
Comment Written 04-Feb-2019
Comment from Mary Wakeford
I learned of Michael's passing through a friend's post on Facebook this morning. I am greatly saddened.
Though I have been absent from the site for over a year, Michael was a rock star and a reviewer everyone hoped to hear from.
Michael's contributions from a literary standpoint were genious. His contributions from the heart were thought-provoking and creative, always giving one pause to consider, or reconsider an issue or situation.
My thoughts are with his family and friends, many here on FS.
May Michael Cahill's torch light up the Heavens, and shine back to us through the stars.
Respectfully,
Mary Wakeford
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I learned of Michael's passing through a friend's post on Facebook this morning. I am greatly saddened.
Though I have been absent from the site for over a year, Michael was a rock star and a reviewer everyone hoped to hear from.
Michael's contributions from a literary standpoint were genious. His contributions from the heart were thought-provoking and creative, always giving one pause to consider, or reconsider an issue or situation.
My thoughts are with his family and friends, many here on FS.
May Michael Cahill's torch light up the Heavens, and shine back to us through the stars.
Respectfully,
Mary Wakeford
Comment Written 04-Feb-2019