COLD DARK ROOM
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Morning, John! Thank you, I got my and daughter's US visa approved. A lot of people didn't, especially older people hoping to visit their children living in the States.oh no. hope it was a successful trip?
But we're on the right list, it seems, and nothing can trump that.
I need to get back to writing. Hoping to get drafts for two children 's stories done by the end of November. The first one is about a street dog, and I've just finished that. The second will be about an injured tortoise that a kid starts looking after.good mornooning
do you have much planned for today?
The idea was to tell Turkish kids in a story form how to look after animals, but now I got an arsonist in the dog story. Now on to a tortoise-catches-a-serial-killer blockbuster? (Hope not
but for now I'm just writing).
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I need to get back to writing. Hoping to get drafts for two children 's stories done by the end of November. The first one is about a street dog, and I've just finished that. The second will be about an injured tortoise that a kid starts looking after.
The idea was to tell Turkish kids in a story form how to look after animals, but now I got an arsonist in the dog story. Now on to a tortoise-catches-a-serial-killer blockbuster? (Hope not
awesome
. well done you!! . you must keep us updated, i don't own a single book or read, a kids book about a tort would be perfect for me 
Good morning all.
I'm glad your visa quest worked out Lena... it's a stressful process. What language are you writing your books in? (You seem to be fluent in at least 3! )
Go get 'em John!
I'm glad your visa quest worked out Lena... it's a stressful process. What language are you writing your books in? (You seem to be fluent in at least 3!
)Go get 'em John!
Paul Simon sounds great. Thank you, John! I'm a total ignoramus: heard of him from you guys.the quest for coffee and bacon begins, then to work and use too much soap
Morning, Linda! I'll have to listen more to Paul Simon. It's always good to expand one's musical horizons beyond Robbie WilliamsGood morning all.
I'm glad your visa quest worked out Lena... it's a stressful process. What language are you writing your books in? (You seem to be fluent in at least 3!
Go get 'em John!
I'm writing these drafts in English because my higher education was in English and involved a great deal of writing. Turkish is the weakest of the bunch, enough to haggle in the bazaar or yell at another driver but not enough to write in.
He was one half of Simon & Garfunkel an American duo from the 1970s.the quest for coffee and bacon begins, then to work and use too much soap
Their big hits included
The Graceland album is brilliant. My children loved the rhythms of it when they were small (we had a cassette tape in the car) and have it on their ipods now
good morning mum! bridge was played at my dads funeral, i think talking of paul simon the other day spurred on my dream :/
my sister also had it played as her first dance, strange choice if you ask me.
don't forget about bright eyes in watership down!
That was Art Garfunkel's solo effort, not Paul Simon
That was Art Garfunkel's solo effort, not Paul Simon
ah
. that film scared me as a child!
Good afternoon, Lena.
Yes, I was.
And been teaching rules of grammar this morning.
Here now, though.
You fell off the ceiling ?
Seriously, sorry I passed it on to you and hope you recover quickly.
I bought that record when it came out and played it endlessly for weeks.
So did my mother.
Now, I shudder when I hear it.
Good afternoon, John.
