Vicky
2017-02-13 21:58:43 UTC
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Is Clarrie going to set up in competition with Linda doing B&B?
Ah she doesn't want to. Is there a reason she can't, just because they
are renting the house? Clarrie does do enough work though anyway,
without that.
TA really knows how to lay on misery. The story line was complicated
ehough, runnaway groom, comes back, she gets pregnant, not getting
back together married. There was no need to add this. Once again they
went for strong, unpleasant shock value. I am starting to get annoyed
again and considering my options. I could just listen to the Farming
Today every night at this time.
Luckily I finished the equally miserable A World Gone Mad, about WW2
in Sweden, yesterday and started re-reading a Georgette Heyer Regency
romance today, so have some pleasant fantasy to relax into. Also just
finshed Second World, Eddie Shah, which did have interesting elements
but went on too long and I was struggling by the end.
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Is Clarrie going to set up in competition with Linda doing B&B?
Ah she doesn't want to. Is there a reason she can't, just because they
are renting the house? Clarrie does do enough work though anyway,
without that.
TA really knows how to lay on misery. The story line was complicated
ehough, runnaway groom, comes back, she gets pregnant, not getting
back together married. There was no need to add this. Once again they
went for strong, unpleasant shock value. I am starting to get annoyed
again and considering my options. I could just listen to the Farming
Today every night at this time.
Luckily I finished the equally miserable A World Gone Mad, about WW2
in Sweden, yesterday and started re-reading a Georgette Heyer Regency
romance today, so have some pleasant fantasy to relax into. Also just
finshed Second World, Eddie Shah, which did have interesting elements
but went on too long and I was struggling by the end.
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Vicky
Vicky