After some troubles, including some glitches with the internet, I believe Tales is back up and running. Sorry for the delay…Annie
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November Themes
After some troubles, including some glitches with the internet, I believe Tales is back up and running. Sorry for the delay…Annie
Photo by Timothy Eberly on Unsplash
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And I recall a good friend telling me about the internet well before it was so well known about how much time it was going to save us. . . yea. right.
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I’m having a senior moment here. Per your theme for this month, I have a story that fits well but I think I shared it with you last year already. I’ve been looking forward to reprising it for this month because it has several layers of my being thankful. I can’t find any clue that I did, so please take a look when you can and let me know if you’ve already seen it. I (still) call it; “Of Crashes and Christmas”.
https://garyawilsonstories.wordpress.com/of-crashes-and-christmas/
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Oh I love your story! And I will share it! I used to shop at the World Market too. And I remember buying my grandmother a carved wooden owl that she loved. Your stories always seem to take me back home to California.
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I have been thinking a lot about this month’s theme, gratitude, and realize that I have so much for which to be thankful.
I am grateful for the phenomenal women in my family whom I will always admire: https://kindredconnection.wordpress.com/2011/04/13/phenomenal_women/.
I am thankful for my life and the people who love me: https://kindredconnection.wordpress.com/2017/08/29/half-past-life/.
And finally, I am grateful for my mother’s persistent patience as she raised me to adulthood: https://kindredconnection.wordpress.com/2019/08/18/miracle-we-made-it/.
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thanks for sharing…I can’t wait to read them
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