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About Me
- Ms Sparrow
- St Paul, Minnesota, United States
- I'm a big fan of my home state of Minnesota, especially because all of my kids and grandkids live here. I'm retired but keep busy with puttering, volunteering and writer's groups. I have three well-loved kitties who keep me smiling. I am surrounded by trees and wildlife even though I live within a few miles (as the crow flies) of the state capitol building in downtown St Paul. This keeps me quite contented.
National Novel Writing Month
November 2011
Always be kinder than necessary, everyone's fighting some kind of battle.
Write On, Dear Hearts
4 comments:
He's a cute little guy with a great message.
Nothing beats H2O when you really need a drink.
Had an eighty+ year old neighbour once (Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides) who used to run his croft and get over fences by putting one hand on a post upright and jumping - he swore that his secret was drinking a pint of hot water every morning!
Buttercup: I'm very fond of the little buggers. Currently I'm feeding some gray squirrels, brown squirrels, an albino and a little red squirrel who gives meaning to the expression "squirrely".
Owl: I googled Isle of Lewis to learn more about leaping octogenarians
Owl, cont: I was shocked to learn that there are islands for another hundred miles north of Scotland. It looks like a cold place year 'round so no doubt, the residents are better preserved. Even if I were in the Outer Hebrides, I fear my leaping days are over!
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