Well, Ma Mère, There have been so many times when I’ve gathered up all the little shiny moments I’ve collected during the day, ready to present to you in our evening phone call and then I remember all over again that you’re not there. But, Mum, so much has happened since you’ve gone - maybe you know, maybe you don’t - that I’ve decided to write to you instead. A few days after you died, we sold our house! After all those months! We even joked about you rattling cages somewhere. At first, nothing happened and then suddenly everything happened at a breathless pace and the next thing I knew I found myself driving (yes, me, driving!) along the M4 to Bridgend and the Time Capsule House, the one you said you and Dad would have bought. I remarked, when we first viewed it that if it was meant for us, it would come to us. Over a year later, when it had been under offer twice, we moved in. Oh, Mum, you and Dad would have loved this house; it’s peak Seventies and the decor - the pampas ensuite
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You're Blessed with gorgeous daughters... and your gift.
Enjoy,
Teresa
And well done for conquering your nerves. You sound very calm!
I so enjoyed listening to the radio interview. I thought your host did a fine job, and you were a delightful guest. I thought that the program seemed more like a conversation between new friends than an interview. This is bound to bring many more readers to your books.
(Great to hear that two more books are bubbling along now.)
xo
Lane, I thought I might have to run away at one point, so thank you! And it was a beautiful day...not that I'm biased!
Frances, the temptation was to fill the blog with photos, but it was, after all, Their Special Day so not for me to broadcast too many. And thank you for your kind comments about the interview - the time flew by but, gosh, did I feel nervous!
And congratulations surviving being on the radio. I can only imagine how nerve wracking it was. Way to overcome your nerves and give a stellar performance. The audio doesn't let on how nervous you are!
I heard the interview from FB and I didn't think you sounded nervous at all! It was great to hear you. xx
You sounded wonderful!
lx
Aw, thanks, Jenny. Doing live radio was a very strange experience - on one hand you're just having a conversation with a new person... and on the other hand you know there's a wider audience listening to you!
Liz, it was such a lovely day - hard to believe the sun shone when it's pouring down again today! How are you with radio?
XO
WWW
Off to listen now...
And well done on your radio interview, must be quite nerve wracking, being a celebrity!
Wisewebwoman,yes, it truly was, thank you.
Liane - it was a bit of a miracle that we saw the sun shine that day - did yo send some over?
Posie - just nerve-wracking, not so much celebrity!
It was a proud day, Sue.. the radio interview, as you know, nearly tore me in half beforehand, but they were very gentle with me.
You sound very calm in your interview, did you have a little something in with your water...?!
Jeanne
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