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The life and thoughts of Freda Marshall, a retired Church of Scotland minister living amongst the mountains and glens of Argyll.Pages
Monthly Archives: May 2010
A Place called Here
This is another library book; it has been a month of fortuitous choices so far. Cecilia Ahern wrote, PS I love you, and is establishing herself as a successful writer in terms of sales and originality. A Place Called Here … Continue reading
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Tagged A Place called Here, Cecelia Ahern, eternity, fairytale, fantasy, mystery
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Losses and gains
Unfortunately I have been unable to drive for the last six months because of health problems. However, the day has at last arrived (along with the Certificate of Insurance to prove it,) when I can get behind the wheel again. … Continue reading
Inveraray Behind the scenes
Have to admit I rather like this photo – Yes, even with the wheelie bins and the satellite dishes on show. In my mind it is like something you see when on holiday abroad, somewhere hot. But it needs geraniums … Continue reading
O Happy Dentist
Counting one’s blessings has been a theme recently. Being thankful for little things, has helped my mood dramatically. Yesterday was a bit of a blip though. Being the age I am, I can well remember the terrors of going to … Continue reading
In Memoriam
Sad to say, Fox the ginger cat has been unwell since before Christmas. He came to the end of the road a few days ago. His end was peaceful and quiet.These are a couple of photos from happier days. He … Continue reading
But Inside I’m Screaming
But Inside I’m Screaming is one of those books you pick up in a library and think, I’ll have a go, whereas you might think again rather than buy it in a bookshop. It’s written by Elizabeth Flock, Published 2003. … Continue reading
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Tagged Breakdowns, But Inside I'm Screaming, Elizabeth Flock, Mental Health
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When you are old
Found this on Paws for thought and wanted to share it with you. The link is to the youtube song by Gretchen Peters – When you are old. It’s only short; I love it because it is comforting and the … Continue reading