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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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13 comments:
Was this a bit like Alan Bennet's "Talking Heads"?
Kim: yes but there were two voices - mine and my son's, and it was mainly light-hearted. It's funny what comes out unbidden.
Ooh, I hope you share once the editing is done to your satisfaction. I'd love to see you in motion, just look at that skin!
Eryl: I'd be happy but it would be up to my son. We'll see.
(Doesn't it drive you mad when people say that?)
We'll see: the mother's term for "I don't think so." At least when my mother said it, we knew the real answer was "no." And Eryl is right---you look beautiful.
Wow!
(Does your skin regime work for men too?)
I would love to see this production! :¬)
xxx
Ok so where are the wrinkles?
It would be lovely to see the video and to hear your voice.
Debra: I often think I'm becoming my mother.
Mapstew: I blame my Irish grand mother. I bet you have one too:)
LOM: at the moment I'm a wreck with shoulder probs. For what it's worth my voice is on Story teller's blog.
You are a gorgeous woman, Pat. Absolutely gorgeous! (Inside and out.)
Sorry to hear yo have shoulder issues too. I go for an MRI on Friday then back to the doc next Tuesday and then hopefully on to see a surgeon. I am so tired of being stuck at home and having to become a lot more ambidextrous than I ever was!
Ponita: that's sweet of you;)
I hope you get your shoulder sorted. I find the pain debilitating. I had it a couple of years back and got it sorted with physio and time.
I'm wondering about a cortisone injection - a doc is phoning tomorrow. Mine is off sick.
Wow, hello Ms. Beauty. You were born to be filmed. Dove should discover you!
GG: You have rose tinted glasses - I'm happy to say;)
Ad-tinted, Pat :-) My advertising days still linger.
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