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- 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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9 comments:
My mother's favourite, at a particularly difficult time for her, was Snoopy saying (approx) "I don't know about this 'take one day at a time' thing. Sometimes, half a day at a time is enough for me."
It made her laugh, and really helped.
That's what we'd all like, right?
LOL
Z: his humour gets right to the point.
Judy: Fine by me:)
Pounds? When did Snoopy go British (or Briton, or Englander, or whatever is appropriate). I thot he was an American brute.
Pat, thanks for your comment. I just tried to email you and it bounced back.
I can't click on the link in your sidebar because the kids have done something that causes a Neopets mail form to come up instead of mine. It freezes the computer and I have to start over.
I must fix that somehow.
Can you email me so I'll have the correct address?
Thanks.
Ann
Didn't Peanuts always get it right. If only....
ann: I have to admit my drier is broken and I get be bothered to get it fixed. Mo-one can see my washing line and I would really miss being able to hang out. You - with all your family - need as much help as possible of course, We've got an Aga so again can't be bothered with any other form of cooking. I'm basically bone idle! Vive la difference!
Penny: I thought that would ring a lot of bells:)
You tell 'em Snoopy.
Pat, I think I'll send this one to publishers after more rejections.
Speaking of rejections, I've read about some famous writers getting rejected like 300 hundred times before being published. Shees. When will publishers get it right?
GG: what I really admire is the sheer persistence of some of those with multi rejections, who made it in the end. We have to believe in ourselves. More!
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