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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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8 comments:
Lovely photos. . . I would really like to see that Bridge in person. So lush and green.
Sorry your friend will be moving. That was a hard choice for me but I see my friends several times a year so all is not lost.
Parsnip:just recently she seemed to have sold really well and I was happy for her as it meant so much to them. Now it's fallen through but they have lowered their sights and I'm sure all will be well and we are determined to keep our friendship alive - it will just be at more of a distance.
What BEAUTIFUL Country and what a lovely place that is...! Joy looks so happy!
Naomi: I think she has had a ball. She deserves it.
Having a really good friend move away is hard on all. Your friendship will survive with some tweaking.
I have a college friend that I have only seen once since we graduated back in 1968. We keep in touch by phone and writing. She lives on one side of the US and I live on the other. I still think of her as a really good friend.
I left a note for you on my blog !
cheers, parsnip
Love that bridge. I'd sit there all day just swinging my feet!
Parsip: sorry seemed to have missed you but I did pop over to your blog.
Wendy: just at present it would actually be warm enough to
do that. I might join you:)
Parsip: sorry seemed to have missed you but I did pop over to your blog.
Wendy: just at present it would actually be warm enough to
do that. I might join you:)
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