“She suffered years of domestic abuse and then one day in her 60’s decided to walk the entire Appalachian Trail.”
“If you have any icing left over, you did it wrong.”
“These things come in threes.”
“They had so little, but gave us so much.”
“It always snows in April.”
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I love when you share these bits and bobs of overheard conversations! I must remember to jot down sometimes – though I mostly am working at home. lol! Should head to the coffee shop some days and work!
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This time, I was a participant in each conversation. My favorite one is my son letting me know that I hadn’t “done the icing” right on the cinnamon rolls because I had icing left over. Ha!
Yes, go to a coffee shop, you’re sure to find interesting conversations there!
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Lol!!
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So many things just becomes apparent to the self, when we venture off on our own, getting away from what’s known to us…
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Yes
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The verbal part reminds me of Edward Gorey)
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Really? That’s interesting, I love Edward Gorey.
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I love your snippets. 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂
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I stopped with the woman walking the Appalachian Trail. My kind of woman! 🙂 –Curt
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Grandma Gatewood. I’ve had a book about her on my “wishlist” forever. Might be time to buy it and be inspired.
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“Wild” is good as well, Sylvia. –Curt
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Yes, I read that. I liked Cheryl Strayed’s style of writing because it was filled with good humor.
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