Wednesday, March 2, 2005

N - The Apron Comments

Rating: 4.7

My Nanna wore an apron
for all her mornings tasks;
such a pretty shade and floral
and I have kept the last.
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Gillian.E. Shaw
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BONJOUR GILLIAN...NICELY CRAFTED PIECE...AS PER YOUR USUAL.. NON FAUX PAS', MON AMI....C'EST DIX, POUR VOUS...AU REVOIR ''''''''''FRANCOIS...~f, j. r.`''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

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Duncan Wyllie 30 May 2006

Ah how wonderful to have such a keep-sake, this is a warm and gentle poem, I enjoyed it very much Thankyou Love Duncan X

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Mary Naylor 17 February 2006

What a charming poem. I enjoyed reading it. My mother, too, always wore aprons. Now, I wish I had saved one!

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Ernestine Northover 28 October 2005

It's amazing what you remember about your granny, with mine it was knitted teacosies and wonderful dumplings in thick tasty stews. So many memories. Lovely story. Sincerely Ernestine Northover. PS Thanks for you kind comments.

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Moriah Cyr 29 June 2005

Thank you for sharing your lovely little reveries.

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Moriah Cyr 29 June 2005

Thank you for sharing your lovely little reveries.

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Michael Shepherd 02 March 2005

Nicely done, Gillian. It's the little piles of neatly-laundered and darned that can be the bittersweet discoveries after bereavement...the humble ordered life...

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