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Comments (9)Thanks for the story. It was a moving picture in my mind. I would loved to have shared such a moment with her. Like you, I felt the longing for her to have children...someone to look after her in these late years. Seriously, write these things down and include pictures....its a no brainer. Please sign my copy. Ronda...See MoreWell, I went and did it...after I read how some of you liked it
Comments (4)LOL, OJ. I think a lot of us could use a little help along those lines. Thistledew, I clicked on the link and that looks like a really nice steamer. I have a Haan and really like it. I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy cleaning your floors more than with a mop and bucket. Let us know what you think, okay?...See MoreHow many books did you read last year?
Comments (23)I don't normally bother to count but am trying to take notice of what I do every day, like give myself marks out of ten for the quality of the dinner I made (never better than 8 as I am more of an arranger of food than a cook!) and keep a diary. It helps to exercise my brain. The count I did for this thread was helped by the local library, listing in alpha order the titles I have borrowed, thus warning me of anything I have read before in the last 5 years since the program was set up. After some 60 years reading adult books, there is a huge possibility of re-reading, as you may imagine. However I particularly like Golden Age mysteries and can still find some authors I have overlooked. Netla, did you ever get a copy of 'Penhallow'? I recall that you mentioned that you wanted to read it....See MoreHow Many Books Have You Read So Far?
Comments (31)Vee - Thanks for the kudos. You're right, I do have a FT job and a DH who is, I am happy to say, much more domesticated that I am. He does the majority of the cooking/clean-up while I clean the house every day in small parts (mostly putting things away type of thing)... Plus it's lucky that DH is quite understanding about my need to read (as I have always been a big reader since he has known me), so he just goes to the back of the house and either watches tv or plays his computer games. However, we do work on spending quality time together so it all rather works out in the wash. Every now and then, a book may cross his path, but not often. It's good to have different interests... One thing that we DON"T have and a lot of people do is kids and I think that gives us a lot more freedom than otherwise......See MoreOlychick
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