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Don't Should on Yourself

My Writing Corner

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LDS Scriptural Insights

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Graycee Mae

Daniel's LDS Mission

Life and Times of Greg Talley

About me

Location	United States
Introduction	From the outside looking in I'm an old, white haired lady. Well, maybe lady is a stretch. Ah, the view is so much different from the inside looking out. I don't see the white hair or halting steps or changing skin. I still jump and run and dream like a sixteen year old. I have learned to not take life too seriously. I've learned that I can survive. I've learned that I can either laugh or cry. I choose to laugh. Oh, how I love to laugh. I also love to read. My list is varied and broad. A book that I recommend to everyone is "Gone With The Wind." As I once told my teenage daughter, "Every woman should have at least one Rhett Butler in her life." After reading it she never went back to her "Couples" books. GWTW is about much more than romance. It's the story of the south and the Civil War. It's a story of survival. It's a story of a girl growing into a woman and learning by losing what is truly important. It's a true loss to the literary world that Margaret Mitchell's career was cut short. She is a true wordsmith.

Location

United States

Introduction

From the outside looking in I'm an old, white haired lady. Well, maybe lady is a stretch. Ah, the view is so much different from the inside looking out. I don't see the white hair or halting steps or changing skin. I still jump and run and dream like a sixteen year old. I have learned to not take life too seriously. I've learned that I can survive. I've learned that I can either laugh or cry. I choose to laugh. Oh, how I love to laugh. I also love to read. My list is varied and broad. A book that I recommend to everyone is "Gone With The Wind." As I once told my teenage daughter, "Every woman should have at least one Rhett Butler in her life." After reading it she never went back to her "Couples" books. GWTW is about much more than romance. It's the story of the south and the Civil War. It's a story of survival. It's a story of a girl growing into a woman and learning by losing what is truly important. It's a true loss to the literary world that Margaret Mitchell's career was cut short. She is a true wordsmith.