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  by Jill 1 month ago

  Cloud says it is your birthday, but is often wrong of late! If it is, have a lovely day. Think I deleted you from my 'Friends' by mistake some while back and so sending a new request. How is your poetry progressing and how are you? Jill x:)
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  by Weens 1 year ago

  Hello stranger, how are you? Haven't seen you on here for ages. What have you been up to?
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  by Weens 2 years ago

  Hi, nice to see you on here. How is your lovely grandson?
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  by Tony 2 years ago

  Congratulations, Nana Anna! (Didn't you used to lead the Mexican army that attacked The Alamo?)
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  by Kit 2 years ago

  How glorious! There's nothing so good at reminding us of what is most important in the world than a beautiful newborn baby. Congratulations!
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  by Weens 2 years ago

  Congratulations. How fabulous. Nana Ana will be easy for a little one to say. 9lb 4ozs. What did she eat whilst pregnant. Must have been fertiliser. lol. I'm very happy for you. May you have much pleasure from him.
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  by EJ 2 years ago

  Thank you : )
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  by Spangles 2 years ago

  I'm so sorry to hear about your frail condition. I imagine it's very difficult to come to terms with.
  
  Yes, I will definitely sign up for updates about your book. Good luck again with it!
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  by Weens 2 years ago

  Hi, haven't seen you on here for a bit. How are you? I've seen your news about becoming a grandmother. How fantastic. You know, they say having grandkids is better than having children, you can give them back when you've had enough. There's a car sticker that says, If I had known what it was like to have grandchildren, I would have had them a lot earlier. Congrats.
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  by Spangles 2 years ago

  Thanks for your message. Surely you're much too young to be a grandmother? But congrats anyway - I hope it all goes smoothly. Are you practising all that cooing?!
  
  Your anthology of poetry sounds wonderful. You're quite right - we can all find time to read short poems, and I think it's often the long ones that put people off poetry. I hope your agent finds the right publisher for you. I would imagine that the recent BBC poetry season turned a lot of people on to poetry for the first time. I shall have my fingers crossed on your behalf!
  
  Thanks for asking about my mother. She's now out of hospital and in a really good convalescent home where they concentrate on physio, to get her ready to return home.