I was reading The Railway Children last weekend. Bawling my eyes out at
the"Daddy, oh my Daddy" scene while Matt laughed at me. I just avoid reading
it
anywhere but in the privacy of my own home.
I also cry when Jack is lost at sea and Joey is not coping in Highland Twins.
Getting teary just
I've never been able to be quite as sad at Judy's death since I read what
Turner wrote
in her diary about the scene...something like "Today killed Judy to slow music"
(sorry,
I don't bring all my books to work so can't check exact quote).
Di
> Anderson, EL (Emma) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
Kate D wrote
Today was the dreaded day when despite my protestations my colleagues yet
again voted me the job of Writing The School Christmas Play. At least Madge
and Joey took turns with each other!
Kate, have we suggested before that it is time you thought about copying the
plays
performed
I finally received my Beany Malone books late last week (and yep, I spent the
weekend reading 13 and a half of the 14 books). Having been reading the WSVS
papers with great interest and enjoyment (congratulations everyone on your hard
work BTW), I noticed that there are a number of unwell chara
Just for the sake of completeness, I just googled my name and "girlsown
archive".
And yes it found a post I sent. So for so good. Not a problem.
Then I noticed that at the bottom of the page was an option to reply via email
the
writer of the message.
When I clicked on the email button, m
