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on AFG: What parts of A Fatal Grace resonated with you the most? Why?
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So true!
Perhaps the opposite is “shoo kitty, shoo”? Definitely looks like a mountain lion / cougar.
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on HTSUTAD: What did you think of Maria Ressa’s autobiography, “How to Stand Up to a Dictator”?
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on HTSUTAD: What did you think of Maria Ressa’s autobiography, “How to Stand Up to a Dictator”?
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on AFG: What parts of A Fatal Grace resonated with you the most? Why?
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on AFG: What parts of A Fatal Grace resonated with you the most? Why?
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on AFG: Who is your favorite character in this book and why?
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on AFG: What parts of A Fatal Grace resonated with you the most? Why?
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on AFG: Who is your favorite character in this book and why?
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on AFG: What parts of A Fatal Grace resonated with you the most? Why?
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on AFG: Who is your favorite character in this book and why?
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on AFG: Who is your favorite character in this book and why?
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on AFG: Do you agree with Gamache in Chapter 33 that “when you’ve seen the worst you appreciate the best?”
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on AFG: A Fatal Grace flaws
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on AFG: What do you think Gamache means when he says “Don’t mistake dramatics for a conscience.”?
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on AFG: Do you agree with Gamache in Chapter 33 that “when you’ve seen the worst you appreciate the best?”
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on AFG: What do you think Gamache means when he says “Don’t mistake dramatics for a conscience.”?
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on AFG: What do you think Gamache means when he says “Don’t mistake dramatics for a conscience.”?
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on AFG: Do you agree with Gamache in Chapter 33 that “when you’ve seen the worst you appreciate the best?”
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on AFG: What do you think Gamache means when he says “Don’t mistake dramatics for a conscience.”?
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on AFG: What do you make of the apparent brushes with God
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on AFG: What do you think the themes in the book are?
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on AFG: What do you think the themes in the book are?
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on AFG: What do you make of the apparent brushes with God
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on AFG: The power of the word
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on AFG: The power of the word
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on AFG: What do you make of the apparent brushes with God
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on AFG: The power of the word
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on AFG: The power of the word
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on AFG: How does Christmas bring out the best or the worst in any of the villagers?
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on AFG: How does Christmas bring out the best or the worst in any of the villagers?
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on AFG: Clues hidden in plain sight.
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on AFG: How does Christmas bring out the best or the worst in any of the villagers?
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on AFG: How do you feel about The Three Graces in the book?
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on AFG: How do you feel about The Three Graces in the book?
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on AFG: Clues hidden in plain sight.
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on AFG: How do you feel about The Three Graces in the book?
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on AFG: What interests you most about the two murder victims
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: Clues hidden in plain sight.
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: What do you make of Gamache’s relationships with the different members of his team?
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on AFG: What interests you most about the two murder victims
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on AFG: What interests you most about the two murder victims
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on AFG: What interests you most about the two murder victims
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on AFG: Clues hidden in plain sight.
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on AFG: What interests you most about the two murder victims
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: Gamache’s thoughts on mistakes
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: What did you think of A Fatal Grace and why?
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: What do you think of Ruth’s idea that “most people, while claiming to hate authority, actually yearned for someone to take charge”?
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on AFG: What did you think of A Fatal Grace and why?
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on AFG: What did you think of A Fatal Grace and why?
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on TBC: What burning questions, observations, or comments do you want to share?
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on TBC: What burning questions, observations, or comments do you want to share?
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on TBC: What burning questions, observations, or comments do you want to share?
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on TBC: What burning questions, observations, or comments do you want to share?
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on TBC: What burning questions, observations, or comments do you want to share?
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: The struggle for personal freedom is depicted throughout the novel.
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on TBC: Grace March is a complex figure…
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on Audiobook listeners! What are your thoughts on the new narrator?
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on TBC: Grace March is a complex figure…
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on TBC: Grace March is a complex figure…
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on TBC: Secrecy, deception, and truth-telling all shape the characters’ relationships.
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on TBC: Secrecy, deception, and truth-telling all shape the characters’ relationships.
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on TBC: Secrecy, deception, and truth-telling all shape the characters’ relationships.
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on TBC: Secrecy, deception, and truth-telling all shape the characters’ relationships.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on TBC: The theme of abuse of authority is prevalent throughout the Briar Club.
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on #PhoneTax
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on TBC: Briarwood House itself narrates some of the chapters.
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on TBC: Briarwood House itself narrates some of the chapters.
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on #PhoneTax
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on TBC: Briarwood House itself narrates some of the chapters.
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on TBC: What role do the recipes and food shared in the Briar Club play among the women and within the story?
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on TBC: What role do the recipes and food shared in the Briar Club play among the women and within the story?
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on TBC: What role do the recipes and food shared in the Briar Club play among the women and within the story?
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on TBC: What role do the recipes and food shared in the Briar Club play among the women and within the story?
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on TBC: What role do the recipes and food shared in the Briar Club play among the women and within the story?
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on TBC: Discuss the murder mystery.
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on TBC: Discuss the murder mystery.
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on TBC: Discuss the murder mystery.
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: The novel is set against the backdrop of the Red Scare and McCarthyism.
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: Kate Quinn says she “really wanted to look at a microcosm of the issues that are hitting women in the early 1950s.”
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on TBC: The novel is set against the backdrop of the Red Scare and McCarthyism.
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on TBC: Each chapter takes on a different point of view of the women at the boarding home.
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on TBC: The novel is set against the backdrop of the Red Scare and McCarthyism.
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on TBC: The novel is set against the backdrop of the Red Scare and McCarthyism.
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on TBC: The novel is set against the backdrop of the Red Scare and McCarthyism.
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on TBC: Each chapter takes on a different point of view of the women at the boarding home.
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on TBC: Each chapter takes on a different point of view of the women at the boarding home.
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on TBC: What did you think of The Briar Club and why?
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on TBC: Each chapter takes on a different point of view of the women at the boarding home.
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on TBC: Each chapter takes on a different point of view of the women at the boarding home.
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on TBC: What did you think of The Briar Club and why?
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on TBC: What did you think of The Briar Club and why?
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on TBC: What did you think of The Briar Club and why?
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on On Tyranny Lesson 20: Be as courageous as you can
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On point!
So true!
Perhaps the opposite is “shoo kitty, shoo”? Definitely looks like a mountain lion / cougar.
I’m not sure what is being asked (What is the opposite . . .) because what I found is that…
Hi El, if you are looking for the character list and discussion guide for The Grey Wolf you will find…
Yep!
Really groan worthy!
Jane, I agree with you. The realistic one would also be my Twitch. Liam lets me hug him.
Nancy, you are correct about cute but yours is more realistic, at least where Tatiana the Terrorist is concerned.
Yours is a cuter hug!
groaner. Do you think there’s a double pun – Veneer – another dutch artist?
Fantastic, Jane. Let us know how it goes!
Signed up in ABQ!
The people’s voices will be heard. Their message will be loud and clear.
I must be still deep in Three Pines because I thought Ruth?
Absolutely! And her name is Tatiana the Terrorist!
This seems like something a terrorist might do, I’d say.
Bizarre! Am also glad it is safe.
What an adventure. Am glad it’s safe!
Groan worthy!
Love her dedication and determination!
Too clever! She’s making sure she’s got first dibs on a piece when you open that fridge.
Zero Days. Suspenseful and I enjoyed it.
That’s an amazing way to find a book, especially one that impressed you as much as this one did. Which…
Sorry!
Over the top “groans!”
I look forward to what you think. It was really a fluke that I came across this book. I went…
Thank you!
Yes. Enquête troublante à Concarneau is Book 8 in the series and is the French version of Body by the…
Sorry, I’m not sure if that’s completely true!!
Thanks Nancy!! This sounds very good, and because it’s your recommendation, I’ve put holds on it from my libraries!
Well, I entered 10 puns into a dad joke competition and I really hoped one would win but no pun…
Ouch!!!!!
“Little” is an overly modest assessment of this one!
Wishing you a lovely day too, Libby!
Thank goodness! Take care of yourself.
I was safe in the basement with my two cats, watching the meteorologists discuss the progress of the storm. I…
That is terrifying. So glad you’re safe Nancy.
Oh my goodness – scary! Nancy, are you there? If you are I hope you are safe. My thoughts and…
yes – Pagey Cagey would work well for a mystery…where perhaps the murder weapon is a scabby grabby.
I’m guessing it’s “theoretical yield” depending on how much sampling of batter takes place. Lol.
Love it! Thanks for letting me know.
I have Superman’s eyes – I can see right through dust!!!
I think a book would be either a pagey cagey or a pagey stagey.
Would a book be Pagey Turny?
So cheesy! Made me laugh too. What a mess.
Exponentially groan worthy! Thanks!
Very creative!
These look so much more attractive than I pictured Arlene’s salad. I can see how a kid would love these!
Mine too. And I need to stop going to thrift sales and stockpiling the cheap books!
Accurate characterization of my Kindle library.
Thanks Cheryl, I hope you are feeling better too. Flippers up is a bit of a funny reference/”riff” that has…
Such a familiar sight!!!!
Hi Tara! So, I’m familiar with elbows up, but not flippers! Do tell! I’m so grateful for your kind words.…
That’s right, “The Nature of the Beast”!
Wonderful work Cheryl. I hope you feel better soon (I too have been battling a cold but no TV interviews…
Interesting article, Jane. None seem to regret their choice, yet several of them are still activists at heart. I wonder…
Or eating a bagette too, it appears. The picture reminds me of cafes in France.
Phone tax Friday on Saturday! I organized another rally on May Day, which was a standout for worker’s rights. 250…
Excellent!
Love this!
Just gorgeous!!
I agree with everything written here. Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous Nancy! Wish I could smell them too. (We’ll see if we can figure out what went wrong with the…
So beautiful and the colors are so vibrant! Thanks for sharing.
It was. I remember children looking out the window for a charlie horse which they assumed was a horse named…
I wish I could help you with the book, sounds like a fun one.
Thanks Jane!
Thank you Jane! Many of my friends (including myself) have voted early, but still many more will vote today. It…
Smile and a groan!
Yes!!
Definitely ok to share the link! Enjoy the book – hope our character list helps. Let us know what you…
This is wonderful! Thank you so much. I book marked it. Is it ok to share the link with another…
Hello Cathy! We have a list of characters from The Grey Wolf in our discussion guide: https://www.bookclubfriends.com/discussion/the-grey-wolf-by-louise-penny/
Said no avid reader ever!!!
Love this!
Too funny! Happy Easter Nancy.
More groans!
Yes to Dec 15. Thank you!
Definitely groan worthy!
As are you Nancy!
Agree!
I would just like leave a comment here to thank everyone here for participating in the discussions. You all are…
Thanks!
We scheduled The Grey Wolf discussion for Nov. 29th last year, one month after release. This year, shall we schedule…
If The Black Wolf will only be released the end of October and might even be the beginning of November…
I’m on board with the proposal outlined here and seconding what Libby wrote. I think three votes for a “Pop…
I do love the new schedule and the idea of Pop-up discussions. I also agree with the idea of needing…
Pun tax paid and with a groan!
As do you!
Anise fun pun!
Agree with Libby!
Yep. Love your description Susan, they were like treasure maps.
Yes you do Nancy!!!
He was a wise man!
Same here!
That’s what we had. Worked too.
I like Nancy’s idea, simply because I find myself much more consumed by news these days. I am finding it…
As Nancy said, I will consider any and all suggestions! I felt challenged to keep up with three discussions last…
Same here!
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On point!