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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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14 comments:
I'm out of the UK right now but my favourite moment was Kylie. :D
Beautiful!
I've just finished listening over at FB.
Wonderful. :¬)
xxx
Lovely !
Beautiful voices and setting.
One of my favorite was the flyover with the old planes from the war, so touching.
I wondered what the Queen thought when she saw them, they were and at that time was such an important point in her life.
Well done. You all know how to put on a huge show.
cheers, parsnip
Lovely! Thank you for posting this, sugar! xoxoxox
Those sweet innocent little faces....This was so Beautiful. It brought tears.
This is beautiful. I didn't know about the Diamond Choir before this.
Joey: Kylie - as ever - was terrific.
Judy and Map: so glad you enjoyed it.
Parsnip: there is something about the dear little Spitfire that conjures up so many memories.
Savannah::)xoxoxox
Naomi: I wouldn't mind betting those little darlings are little imps when let off the leash but angelic when they sing.
Jenny: welcome! They are newly formed for the Jubilee and the good thing is they are from all walks of life.
The beauty of the surroundings, the echoing of the song, the talent that abounds all mixed with the ornery twinkle in each eye.
Granny Annie: in a nutshell!
Wonderful. Reminds me so much of the times I sat in Winchester Cathedral listening to the boys from the Pilgrim's School.
Keith: what a lovely memory.
Pat, my dear...Thank you for your truly loving words about my brother. I will write you when I can.
Naomi: thinking of you.
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