Wishing all my American friends and their familes a very Happy 4th July. I know many of you will be spending it with loved ones, some will have "cook-outs", some may go out to dinner. You will all celebrate in your own way. I wish you all happiness and long may the bonds between our two countries continue to grow stronger and stronger. …
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Two Things
http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/entries/2008/07/03/two-things/2690Firstly, I want to thank all those of you who added a hug to my doll (previous entry). It was so lovely to see all the names and read all the messages. However, I do want to make it clear that I did not put my link on in order to induce people to go there. …
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Celebration Chain
http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/entries/2008/07/02/celebration-chain/2688Have you heard of the Celebration Chain? No? Neither had I until yesterday when I received an e-mail informing me that Michael had made a "celebration" of me! I went to the link and was so touched and very happy to see that my lovely Mike had created something special for me, my own celebration doll. …
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http://landingme.comReclusive Leftist» feminism, politics, and random pedantry with your host, Dr. Violet Socks wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt I have some truly wonderful news to share with you today. I had the results of my mammogram - no abnormalities found, no cancer!!!! I have my first-year all clear. I have been on a roller
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WONDERFUL!
http://landingme.com/blog/2008/06/20/wonderful/Reclusive Leftist» feminism, politics, and random pedantry with your host, Dr. Violet Socks wrote an interesting post today on Here’s a quick excerpt I have some truly wonderful news to share with you today. I had the results of my mammogram - no abnormalities found, no cancer!!!! I have my first-year all clear. I have been on a roller
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'8 for 8' Game
http://journals.aol.co.uk/edwardssoapy/LeighsWorld/entries/2...There we have it, that wasn’t so bad after all. A mix of rock, pop and jazz from the 1980’s the present day. I’m glad my iPod has been nice to me, and decided to play some songs I like. Now it’s your turn! I tag: Ally, Donna, Jeannette, Joan, Linda, Missie, Sugar and Zoë Have fun!
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"Weekly Sentence" #16!...
http://journals.aol.com/valphish/ThereisaSeason/entries/2008...I will get there soon. I hope you all are having a good holiday weekend wherever you are! It's Sunday and time to post new six letters for the "Weekly Sentence with Val"! Congratulations again to Betty and Jeannette for winning "Weekly Sentence" #15 yesterday! I was going to do six letters in honor of Memorial Day, but it just didn't work. Here are the chosen six letters. They will follow the rules. Please place your submission in the comments section.
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Winners of "Weekly Sentence" #15!...
http://journals.aol.com/valphish/ThereisaSeason/entries/2008...I will take advantage of it! Now it's time to announce the winners of the "Weekly Sentence" #15! The judges and I would like to CONGRATULATE these two players!!: Jeannette from Jeannette's Jottings: Tackle all struggles by trusting divinity. and Betty from Koda's Corgi Tales: Tom ate Sally's biscuit then died. Congratulations again, Jeannette and Betty!!
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Saturday Heat Wave
http://journals.aol.com/lsfp1960/LindasWorld/entries/2008/05...But here's some of my first readers that still do journal; Sandra over in England you were the first. Also Linda, Krissy, Jae, Monica (I don't think you even realized it was me at first), Angelrose, Jeannette, Jan and the other Jeannette (private journal) all in England....Betty, Susan, Val, Donna and of course Robin. Between May and September of 2005 you all stopped by to say hi. (If I've overlooked anyone please forgive me~it's so hot in this house.)
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Happy Mother's Day-2008
http://journals.aol.com/schoolgal040/Unfussy/entries/2008/05...me. I don't have enough fingers and toes to count the special Mom's out there, and in no particular order: Linda, Sonya, Joyce, Lyn, Sandra, Donna (Texas), Kelly (chicken lady...lol), Brandy, "J", Karen, Nelishia, Donna (Kansas City), Lisa (BisonFarm), Jeanette, Derasta, Donna (Hockey!), Brenda, Pauline, Rosemary, Monica. I am sure there are some people I missed and for that I am sorry. I've kind of wrote this in a rush, but I love each and every one of you and wish you and very, very Happy Mother's Day!
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POTPOURRI
http://journals.aol.com/wumzels2/SEDUCTIONOFLIFE/entries/200...i wonder if it is like my shoulder.....i have a torn rotator cuff in my right shoulder. could it be the same type injury in my heel?? something to check into. does anyone know what is going on with jeannette over at http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/?? she hasn't posted since april 6. i miss reading her journal, and would like to know if everything is ok with her. if anyone knows anything, just let me know. the weather has finally gotten straightened out, i think,
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Gryphondear's Word of the Day
http://journals.aol.com/gryphondear/Gryphondears-Word-of-the...now insists that I am a technical designer). In between I have worked as an accounts receivable clerk/sales assistant, a sheet metal worker and a data reductionist among other things. 5 PEOPLE I WANT TO KNOW ABOUT: Jan of Serendipity Jeannette of Jeannette's Jottings Mrs. T of eternity Indigo of Raven's Lament Sandirella, who had better get her own journal started so she can join the fun. Our quote for the day is from Jean Baudrillard (b. 1929), French semiologist.
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Gryphon's Word of the Day, March 20, 2008
http://journals.aol.com/gryphondear/Gryphondears-Word-of-the...with last autumn's leaves, which got snowed upon before anyone had a chance to do that last rake-up of the year. For some reason, I'm having problems getting interested in bagging up the old leaves. Our quote for today, inspired by the photo in Jeannette's Jottings, from William Wordsworth (1770–1850), British poet. "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" (l. 1–4), The Poems; Vol. 1 [William Wordsworth]. John O. Hayden, ed. (1977, repr. 1990) Penguin Books. I wandered lonely as a cloud
