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- thelmaz
- I'm the mother of three, grandmother of two, slave of two demanding cats. I've been a widow for four years and have taught resource courses for widows and widowers. I've written romance novels. See my website at www.eclectics.com/ lornamichaels. Currently I'm working on a memoir titled Stumbing Through the Dark. More about me: Born in Austin, TX Favorite color: purple Favorite song: The Wind Beneath My Wings (hear it as you read this blog) Like to: read, cook, travel (last big trip was to Spain) write, learn new things. Hate to: exercise
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