Ahahahahaha! And you know what?! I totally agree with you…that’s where discernment comes in I suppose…when to know it’s not all about the blasted journey, especially in tiny economy seat plane rides in what feels like a sardine packed plane π
I’m sorry, Lynn – I should know better than to assume. I knew a male ‘Lin’ once, but I’ve never seen your spelling before. Thanks for forgiving me in advance.
But you’re a man after my own heart – it’s all good!
I’m glad to know that! And it IS all good! And it’ll be even better when Book 7 is open and in front of my face! Er, on my Kindle.
I’ve just put up another 16 feet of book shelf in my office for a total of 70 feet. And the new shelf is, or was, filling up fast. Marion sez it’s time to focus on Kindle editions! No more wall space!
I shall indeed! π Sounds like you’ve got the same problem we have – over 100 lin. ft. of bookshelves with books stacked two rows deep, and still the books overflow. At least my Kindle has slowed the influx a little.
Have Mercy! If there were ever words to live by……..those are them!
LOLOL!
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Ahahahahaha! And you know what?! I totally agree with you…that’s where discernment comes in I suppose…when to know it’s not all about the blasted journey, especially in tiny economy seat plane rides in what feels like a sardine packed plane π
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My step-mom always says it’s like flying inside a ballpoint pen with wings, but I like the sardine analogy – takes the smells into account, too. π
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I wish there really was a beam-me-up machine. Getting from A to B in a matter of seconds. Wouldn’t that be great!
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Exactly. The next time I have to go overseas, I’m gonna DRIVE!!
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LOL! A woman after my own heart!
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Knew this was gonna happen. I’m a guy. Ironically, my wife has the masculine name. Not to worry. We’re both used to it. π
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I’m sorry, Lynn – I should know better than to assume. I knew a male ‘Lin’ once, but I’ve never seen your spelling before. Thanks for forgiving me in advance.
But you’re a man after my own heart – it’s all good!
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I’m glad to know that! And it IS all good! And it’ll be even better when Book 7 is open and in front of my face! Er, on my Kindle.
I’ve just put up another 16 feet of book shelf in my office for a total of 70 feet. And the new shelf is, or was, filling up fast. Marion sez it’s time to focus on Kindle editions! No more wall space!
Remain calm, and write on…
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I shall indeed! π Sounds like you’ve got the same problem we have – over 100 lin. ft. of bookshelves with books stacked two rows deep, and still the books overflow. At least my Kindle has slowed the influx a little.
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A beam-me-up machine would be great – I’ve been wishing for one for years! In fact, I even mentioned it in a blog post quite a while ago: https://blog.dianehenders.com/2011/11/30/barbie-celebrity-affairs-and-altering-reality/
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If one’s headed to a sunny beach then the destination wins hands down. π
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Yep. Home wins, too! There’s no place like home… *clicks ruby slippers together*
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Now THAT’S funny! Been there, etc… :))
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I thought there might be a few people who could relate. π
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It is indeed, Diane. Although there’s always something of the journey that will remain with you forever more!
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This is true. Lingering like a puke stain… π
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Well, yes, there’s that as well… π
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They say that about salvation too….
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I tend to avoid theological discussions, but home sure felt like salvation to me! π
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