Gorgeous, beautiful, happy picture Stevie. Enrichment is as enrichment does. Or deserves. Or whatever. You know what I mean - it's a two-way street.
I'm so sorry to hear about your problems at the Youth Centre. Some people are VERY strange. I wonder what motivates such random unpleasantness? Whatever you decide, I hope it works for you and leaves you free to do what you love most.
You are always welcome to camp out in one of my spare rooms in "the big smoke". But would you really want to leave those darlings? Well maybe for a week or so ...
Stevie, I have no doorstep-well, just a hot condo hallway, but I do have a balcony and extra room to welcome you in on the opposite side of town from Lesley. I'm sorry you're going through this rough patch with work.
Hi Stevie, I'm visiting you here and on Facebook too, so it's a two pronged support, but somehow this feels more personal. If you really want to get away from it all, there's always space on my barge for one of life's free thinkers. Still, it's good to know you have such loyal friends where you are. Life is dealing you some truly unfair cards at the moment, but hang in there. You WILL come through, shining and on top. Of that I am sure. Hugs, Val xx
you know, between this blog (and yes Val, this does seem more personal, as it is kind of our home together!) and facebook, I cannot imagine ever feeling anything but loved and supported, and I cannot begin to thank all of your for your support and your invitations... which by the way, I am filing in my brain for future travels... How can anyone with such wealth as this truly complain about anything? I love you guys. So much I cannot tell you. xo S
Stevie, our garden at home is a bit dodgy for camping - it's quite small, and much of it is either decking or water. Most uncomfortable. However, I'll find you a bed here any time! Or there's the place at the Bay, where you could REALLY get away from everything (that's what I do when I go). Camping's fine there - lots of land - but you'd need to like snakes (in Summer), leeches (always), wallabies, foxes and damp. The view's fantastic, but I'd stick with sleeping in the house if I were you. Book your ticket!
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Gorgeous, beautiful, happy picture Stevie. Enrichment is as enrichment does. Or deserves. Or whatever. You know what I mean - it's a two-way street.
I'm so sorry to hear about your problems at the Youth Centre. Some people are VERY strange. I wonder what motivates such random unpleasantness? Whatever you decide, I hope it works for you and leaves you free to do what you love most.
You are one very special babe.
Mx
So if I decide to shirk all responsibility and run away can I come camp in your yard? lol! Thank you Margie... you always make me feel better...
xo
You are always welcome to camp out in one of my spare rooms in "the big smoke". But would you really want to leave those darlings? Well maybe for a week or so ...
I am so very privileged to have them in my life... and always there when I return!
You may just find me on your doorstep sooner than you think Les!
Stevie,
I have no doorstep-well, just a hot condo hallway, but I do have a balcony and extra room to welcome you in on the opposite side of town from Lesley. I'm sorry you're going through this rough patch with work.
xx
AM
Hi Stevie, I'm visiting you here and on Facebook too, so it's a two pronged support, but somehow this feels more personal. If you really want to get away from it all, there's always space on my barge for one of life's free thinkers. Still, it's good to know you have such loyal friends where you are. Life is dealing you some truly unfair cards at the moment, but hang in there. You WILL come through, shining and on top. Of that I am sure. Hugs, Val xx
you know, between this blog (and yes Val, this does seem more personal, as it is kind of our home together!) and facebook, I cannot imagine ever feeling anything but loved and supported, and I cannot begin to thank all of your for your support and your invitations... which by the way, I am filing in my brain for future travels...
How can anyone with such wealth as this truly complain about anything?
I love you guys. So much I cannot tell you.
xo
S
Stevie, our garden at home is a bit dodgy for camping - it's quite small, and much of it is either decking or water. Most uncomfortable. However, I'll find you a bed here any time! Or there's the place at the Bay, where you could REALLY get away from everything (that's what I do when I go). Camping's fine there - lots of land - but you'd need to like snakes (in Summer), leeches (always), wallabies, foxes and damp. The view's fantastic, but I'd stick with sleeping in the house if I were you. Book your ticket!
brownbluebrown
yes, I was thinking that myself...
:)
just passing thru, sending some love and hugs....
cherylann
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