The short walk to freedom…
Nine o’clock in the morning.
Posted on September 18, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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I hate doing this: "vial"
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The ultimate recycle of life. My grandmother had a bed of pansies by the walkway to the back door. M
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LOL... the same as myself when i come home from the hairdresser... way much better, maybe i will be
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Me too. Same vax. A bit of a headache but that was it. Hang in there.. Terry
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Congratulations!
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We are creatures of habit I think, we like it the way it is!
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:-D (why do we always say at the hairdresser's that it's FINE . . . when the first thing we do when
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That's great you have your vaccination date. Keep safe and well. Axx 🤗
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Lovely drawing 🙂
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Is it taking some time getting used to “the short walk to freedom”? It must be strange, after all these years of having at least one child to go home with, to go home on your own, with only the pets and the laundry for company. I know a lot of women in your situation then have to fend off the “what now?” questions, but hopefully, your new freedom will give you more time to do even more of your wonderful drawings and illustrations. After a while, the child-free day whizzes by- blimey, is that the time? Almost time to pick up the little blighters from school!
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So emotive–the posture is just right–a little sheltered, a little lonely, introspective. (smiles)
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