OUR LITTLE TREE
A PARISHIONER
THE VILLAGE CHURCH
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- Pat
- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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- CHRISTMAS 2006
- OUR BIG TREE OUR LITTLE TREE A PARISHIONER THE VIL...
- BACK ON SATURDAY 30TH DEC WITH MORE OF MY IMPERFE...
- OH NO I DIDN'T
- GIRLS DAY OUT
- NORTH HILL MINEHEAD COTHELSTONE MANOR POSSIBLE FUT...
- WHERE TWO REBELS WERE HANGED
- BON BON DISH COMPACT CALCULATOR
- 'CASINO ROYALE' THE FILM WE DID SEE!
- 'THE HOLIDAY' - THE FILM WE DIDN'T SEE!
- THAT WAS THE WEEK
- BACK AGAIN
- PHOTO BY IAN BRITTON NAUGHTY bLOGGER HAS PUBLISHED...
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- MORRISSEY
- JAMES BROWN
- PLUS CA CHANGE
- PHOTOGRAPH OF LYNTON AUGUST 1952 TAKEN BY DR M NIG...
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8 comments:
You have a big tree AND a small tree? Haha, I love it. I just wrote about a Christmas tree and a nurse. The young parishioner is beautiful.
GG: the big tree is in the big room and the little one in the family room. When they left University they had nothing and have worked very hard for their lovely home. Re the parishioner - it was chaos in the church. I got permission to take the photo before the ceremony but I didn't feel it was right to take photos when there were people in the church. That wa the only one that was any good outside the church.
Nice photos, Pat and good stories. Have a Happy New Year!
Judy: Happy New Year to you. I'll be over later but please no mince pies:)
happy new year, pat - don't drink too much!
Thanks Zoe: just the half - bottle of champers ie.
Happy New Year to you and yours! Have a fantastic night (and great morning)! Wishing you a wonderful start to 2007 :o)
Thanks Kath. Hope you have a good trip.
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