We can allow our feelings to be known I am so excited by the prospect and I hope you are as well. Share the poems that have moved you, be they your own or others. If you do NOT wish your words quoted, please Contact Ginny annafair April 19, - am It was so good to come in here and read your poems. I returned Sat from my week at beach and the beach wedding on Friday.. I will see the doctor later today to see if I need anything for this.
We left last Sat driving down to NC in the rain and it rained most of the time until Thursday. Friday we awoke to a bright sunny day.. I am headachy and feel blah so I may be off a few days if the doctor puts me on antibiotics.. Havent talked to anyone yet so dont know if they have any health concerns..
Now I can read about Bogan. AnnaI can't imagine continuing the wedding in the rain!!! Hey, I hope you aren't so terribly sick with this.
An awful bug is going around and around. Take good care and try to lick it. Hugs, Marj MarjV April 20, - am Having to move on to this page sort of makes me feel like we've lost the other poems. Can't refer back to them as easily. A tiny boo-hoo feeling. And specially from every shire's end Of England they to Canterbury wend, The holy blessed martyr there to seek Who helped them when they lay so ill and weak. Skeat, Oxford University Press. Modern English passage from a translation by J.
Nicolson, Crown Publishers, New York. Copyright by Covici, Friede, Inc. JoanK April 21, - am Hi -- I'm back, and welcomed back by your poems.
