So much to love here! The other Elizabeth Taylor has always been more favourite, but I look forward to learning about further others.
And I think the Home for the Friendless might be my takeaway. I always thought I'd someday start a Home for Wayward Women Readers but that also appeals.
Bill, you have been so missed, along with your gimlet eye and dervish turns of phrase. I will be trying to work "[not] the sort of woman who would hurry to pitch her tent on some plateau of placidity" into every conversation for days to come.
Anne! How lovely of you to take the time to read and reply. Thanks for the kind words. Wishing you and yours all good things, wherever in the world this finds you.
Fabulous, Bill. There's a musical in Florence's story.
Like a Kentucky based Yentl? Thanks, Vian, really appreciate your kind words.
Oh my gosh, Bill. You have such an eye for the perfect detail. That Florence story is absolutely incredible! Thank you!
Thanks, Allan. Much appreciated, hope this finds you in fine fettle.
So much to love here! The other Elizabeth Taylor has always been more favourite, but I look forward to learning about further others.
And I think the Home for the Friendless might be my takeaway. I always thought I'd someday start a Home for Wayward Women Readers but that also appeals.
Thanks Sara! And I love the idea of a home for Wayward Women Readers. I'll head up the men's auxiliary. Hope you're doing very well.
Bill, you have been so missed, along with your gimlet eye and dervish turns of phrase. I will be trying to work "[not] the sort of woman who would hurry to pitch her tent on some plateau of placidity" into every conversation for days to come.
Anne! How lovely of you to take the time to read and reply. Thanks for the kind words. Wishing you and yours all good things, wherever in the world this finds you.