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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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16 comments:
I love these!
I love those! Got here from Michele.
Howdy from Michele's. Love the eyes.
Good morning, Pat. It's a lovely day out there :-)
Michele sent me to see your pretty little doves :-)
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Glad y'all like my doves:)
Those dovers look good together.
Michele sent me.
Ah, I've caught you again! Michele returned me.
That is quite a tale you're weaving, Pat. I am vastly enjoying it.
Oh these are lovely!
I am trying to catch up to the posts, after being away and then having computer probs..good to be back!
Can't wait for next week's installment.
Is it still wet there? I loved the photo taken from the bus trip to Cardiff.
Hoss: that puts a smile on my face.
Moon: glad you're back.
Nea: we are on our second perfect day. Unfortunately MTL has attacked a wasps's nest - which is fine - but also a bumble bee nest which has made them pissed off and we are cowering indoors. Dammit!
Here from Micheles today..and no not sick of the doves lol!
I was reminded that, I always think of a certain friend each yr when I decorate my xmas tree, one ornament I have was given to me by her...I lost touch with her many yrs ago when she moved..and I wonder how she is when I hold that ornament in my hand to place on the tree. Hopefully I will talk to her again some day.
Oh Dear hope they have all calmed down now Pi ... I do like the birds too I find them quite reminicent (sp)? of Portugese and Spanish Pottery - The starry eyed look is lovely too!
Moon: I think it's great to have something tangible to remind one of a friend. I treasure the ones I have - especially if they have gone on ahead.
Kate: they seem to have quietened down and tomorrow I'll brave my pots again. The doves are Portugese.
Very cool! Their wings are awesome
Kath: I think you are teasing me:)
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