Hello Jenny. Following on from your entry and that of bloggers who left you messages, my gran always favoured her sons over her poor hard-working daughter who cared for her night and day. Mothers and daughters, eh?
Crikey, French fancy, you're digging back into the past with my blog. Hope it's not too boring. Actually, I wouldn't have known that you'd commented on a post a year ago if it wasn't for this device whereby blogger sends me an email version of every comment.
Vincennes as Hampstead? I don't know about that. It's the town next door to us and it's much more upmarket than ours. We tend to eat in restaurants there. And there's the lovely chateau there. It's also on ligne 1 which is useful for getting to the heart of Paris.
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Wonderful! Yoda is big in our house but i've often thought he was a bit "holier than thou". I must show this to the kids.
Thank you for your sweet comments on my blog. Am very new to this.
JS xxx
Hello Jenny. Following on from your entry and that of bloggers who left you messages, my gran always favoured her sons over her poor hard-working daughter who cared for her night and day. Mothers and daughters, eh?
Bad for yoda but fun, drinking and smoking is.
Dumdad, hello again. I've read a fair bit of your blog now (but then you knew I would, didn't you?)
Crikey, French fancy, you're digging back into the past with my blog. Hope it's not too boring. Actually, I wouldn't have known that you'd commented on a post a year ago if it wasn't for this device whereby blogger sends me an email version of every comment.
Vincennes as Hampstead? I don't know about that. It's the town next door to us and it's much more upmarket than ours. We tend to eat in restaurants there. And there's the lovely chateau there. It's also on ligne 1 which is useful for getting to the heart of Paris.
I never just read the latest posts by people. Don't worry though, you're quite safe.
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