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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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- Theresienstadt
- The Music
- E-mail from AmericaMy friend Judy from North Carol...
- My Sweet Pea FairyYou don't have to believe in fai...
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- Off to Pastures newThe glue on a lovely day in Bath
- Lovely Jean Simmons as I remember her. Jean Simmon...
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- FrustrationI spent yesterday afternoon trying to c...
- Edie Falco I started watching Nurse Jackie simpy b...
- A Few Random Holiday snaps.The War Memorial - I th...
- This was a model village demonstrating daily life ...
- Views from our next cottage.
- Blue skies around the corner Leah said: You take...
- HAITI HELPTo send a donation to the accredited Dis...
- What a Joy!I have just watched this brilliant movi...
- Snow again.Well they did say the SW would get it a...
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- Flowers - a needless expenditure?
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- Unusual art work - the lambs were silent.Seating ...
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- Mission AccomplishedWe had a phone call from the r...
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3 comments:
Given that Terezin, as it was called in Czech, was the camp the Nazis showed to the world, i.e. Red Cross, your photo goes a long way to help us realize how hellish the rest of them were.
Thanks for such beautiful portrait of a rich soul. We can learn from her.
Randall: that particular ghetto is new to me and I wasn't sure how to spell it to google it. Terezin would have been easier.
Lakeviewer: certainly she is an example to me and I must work my brain more.
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