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Congratulations to all the winners of the 2020 Clitorides awards. I was very chuffed to have Bec placed 3rd in the Classic Clitorides behind two such outstanding stories as Rebecca Danced and Living Next Door to Heaven. Both stories well worth a read (or a re-read).
Happy reading everyone.
Hi all, yes I'm still around. Covid and lockdowns have made me busier than I've ever been so I haven't been writing at all. I've been dropping into the forums occasionally and reading the odd story but that's about it. Things are gradually easing off and I'm getting a bit more mental space so hopefully I can get back into some writing. Regardless, I'm a terribly slow writer so it takes time for me to put together anything new.
I have updated Bec, Bec2 and Bec3 to make them more compliant with Canadian law plus improving grammar, punctuation etc. They are all now Version 2. If you are the type to download and store, please make a fresh download.
Again, my thanks to Erik Thread, Denny Wheeler, Chatfield and others who have contributed with various suggestions for the improvement of the story. Special mention to Denny who has gone through chapter by chapter and picked out specific things for my attention. Now I shall alternate between writing new Bec and reviewing Bec4
My latest story, The Dilemma, is now completely posted. By stretching out the posting, I was able to spot and correct a few typos, plus fine tune some of the text. I even wrote a complete new half chapter that wouldn't have been there if I posted the whole thing in one hit. Those of you who have been waiting for it to finish can now read it. Enjoy.
One person asked so that means others probably thought about this.
In The Dilemma, Jen has been driving around since the start of the story on a Provisional (P1) licence. She has just progressed to a Provisional (P2) licence.
In Australia there are differences in requirements between the states. In New South Wales, a person can get their Learner's Licence when they are 16 or older.
While they are on their Learner's they must
* only drive when there is an adult with a full driver's licence (not provisional) sitting in the front passenger seat
* display L plates front and rear
* have 0% alcohol reading and not be under the influence of other drugs
* they may carry additional passengers.
* plus some other rules
After a minimum of 10 months, when they are 17 or older, and they have logged 120 hours of driving experience they may test to progress to a Provisional P1 licence.
While they are on P1 licence they must
* display P plates front and rear
* have 0% alcohol reading and not be under the influence of other drugs
* they may carry additional passengers
* plus some other rules
* if under 25 and on P1 licence, may not drive with more than one passenger under 21 between 11pm and 5am.
There is no requirement to be accompanied by a licenced adult.
Once they have held their P1 licence for 12 months, (ie 18 or older) they may apply to progress to a Provisional P2 licence. They are on the P2 licence for a minimum of 2 years before they can progress to a Full licence (ie 20 or older). The rules for P2 licence are similar to P1 but have a little more flexibility.
From the start of the story, Jen has been on a P1 licence so was not required to have an adult supervisor. She has now progressed to a P2 licence.
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