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Love these, Marcia, especially the first one and the last one.
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Those are my favorites, too, Mary. I swear, that last one happens to me every night right before I drop off! I wake up KNOWING I had a brilliant idea, but it’s totally gone. Of course, sometimes that happens to me between walking from the kitchen to my computer desk, too, so you can’t always go by me! 😀
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I wondered where it went! Thanks for reposting – love that last one in particular, so damned true!
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It was really weird, Debby. Had all sorts of strange symbols all over the place, especially in the title. I have no idea what I hit to make that happen, but edit/delete did not remove them, so I deleted the whole post and did it again. Voila! Fixed. And the last one is something I KNEW most of us could relate to. 😀 Glad you liked it. 🙂
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It arrived fine and intact in my mailbox first time, but when I tried to go to comments, it had vanished. Now I know why, though what happened at your end will probably remain a mystery.
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Yes. I’m ranking it right up there with Amelia Earhart and Who Shot J. R.? 😀 😀 😀
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😀 😀 😀
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Reblogged this on Jeanne Owens, author and commented:
I love these! Especially the last one, which is very true 🙂
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Thanks for sharing, Jeanne. Oh, that last one hits home for all of us, doesn’t it? 😀 Glad you enjoyed these. ❤
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Oh Marcia – why did I think I would be the only one to totally identify with the last one ? 😉
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HI, Lynn! I think we writers are so used to be alone in our make-believe worlds, we forget we have plenty of company in the real one. And I saved that one for last because I suspected it would strike a chord with most, if not all, of us. 😀 So glad you enjoyed it! 😀
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Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
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Thanks for sharing, Jaye! 🙂 ❤
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That last one is so totally true… and it seems to be happening a lot during the day too…
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I can identify! As I told Mary above, lately it sometimes happens to me while walking from the kitchen to the computer desk!! Ack! 😯 You are not alone! 😀
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Thank God for that… and all the other sufferers!
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Oh Marcia, thanks for the chuckles. The first one reminded me of my school days, where everything was picked apart and the last one is a classic. Hugs for you and I am grateful for the ‘Speak’ option you have highlighted on Word…a marvellous help. Xx
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Hi, Jane! So glad you got some chuckles today. (Treasure them! You never know how long you’ll need them to last! 😉 ) And I figured I’d start and end with my favorites of the selection. Glad you enjoyed them.
I’m really pleased that the post about the “Speak” option was useful to you. Hope you’ll find it as helpful in your work as I do in mine. And thanks for taking the time to stop by for a comment on both posts. Hope you’ll visit often. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Viv Drewa – The Owl Lady.
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Thanks for sharing, Viv. A few smiles on a Tuesday morning never hurt, and they can do double duty when they are about writing. 😀
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You’re very welcome, Marcia! So true, I love a chuckle about our craft!
Hugz on owl wings! @v@ ❤
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Always entertaining. Loved these, Marcia!
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Glad you enjoyed them, Mae. I have so many saved, I sometimes can’t remember what I’ve already shared. But I figure there will likely be some folks who haven’t yet seen them, even if I accidentally post some more than once. 😀
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And the giggles are always welcome, even in repeats 🙂
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Ok, I laughed at the idea monster who comes around just before nodding off, lol so relatable. And Hawthorne sure had it right! 🙂 xx
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Hey, that monster is your BRAIN!! 😀 😀 😀 And Hawthorne certainly did. 🙂
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Lol 🙂 🙂
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Marsh, what happened to your FB share button????? 😦
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I have no idea. Didn’t realize it had disappeared. I’ll take a look. Thanks for letting me know. 🙂
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