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Very well fitted to the drabble limit. I think the last line works well, letting the reader know how things are going to go even as it ends. I hope Dan doesn't end up in ER having the cornucopia removed and explaining he was cleaning naked and fell on it...

Okay, wow. Let me tell you this right off the bat: You're an awesome writer. I swear, I would've gone NUTS trying to do what you did. You get mad props for that.

Insane Harvest: I *definitely* got a sense of insanity there, of evil foreboding. Left me with a lot of curiosity, too, wanting to know just exactly was going on with the lambs and the madman.

Tradition made me do it: Hahahahahah, you scored on light and fluffy. It made me laugh out loud at the end, with the 'reveal' and whatnot. I can't believe you accomplished this with a twitfic! How do you do it? :P

The cornucopia doesn't go there!: Now THAT was hot and funny at once. Again, what the hell is your secret? I laughed so hard at the mental images, especially since a cornucopia IS a pretty daunting thing. You have a wickedly awesome imagination.

Oh my. I would be running out the door if my lover had that thing. Hehehe. Good response :)

ROFLMAO! My mind, well, lets just say it's prolly going in directions it shouldn't right now! Poor poor Dan....

Would that make it a horn of plenty of fun ... or pain? :) It's a cute little scene, especially since Dan may subconsciously be heading to the bedroom out of interest, or perhaps he's interested in trying but being playful. :)

A whole pumpkin pie? You'd think the dog more likely to fight him for it than make him eat it - I guess that's kid excuses for ya. The joke was pretty good.

Lol, I'll remember this excuse come Thanksgiving. =D

LMAO Clever use of the word!

ROFL! It was the dog I swear!!! Clever, very clever!

That was cute! The dog always gets the blame, lol! Thanks for sharing, PW