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 -=>While in the White Hart, Dorothy Reynolds explained to Suzze Tiernan 
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 DR> My goodness, where is everyone?
 FR> Oh, here and there.  
    Well it's good to see you back again. Did I read a message last
    week that said this Conference is going to be shutting down?
    Or was it just one board that's shutting down? Would hate to
    see this conference fade into oblivion. Tell me I'm wrong, please?
 
 
 FR> The semester is starting up again, so I won't have as much time for
 FR> awhile to do any serious messaging.  Once I and the students get
 FR> settled into the semester routine, I'll have more time available for
 FR> reading and chatting. 
 
    Work does have a way of interfering with pleasure, doesn't it, but
    I'm glad to see you're still teaching.
 
    I just finished reading Lillian O'Donnell's "No Business Being a 
    Cop." Second one of hers I've read. Like her Sgt. Mulcahaney
    character. Tough lady. Also like the easy read of O'Donnell's 
    books. Kind of a nice change pace.
    I haven't been doing as much reading lately as I usually do. 
    Trying to get some of my own writing whipped into shape.
 
 FR> I'm slowly reading Wilkie Collins' THE WOMAN IN WHITE.  It's actually
 FR> the type of novel that I think should be read slowly and in large
 FR> chunks.  Love that slow and careful and detailed development so
 FR> prevalent in 19th century novels.
    I'm not familiar with this author. Thanks for the tip.
 
 FR> Finished: JRR Tolkien, _The Hobbit_
     Loved the Hobbit series. Read them all and even drag them out to
     re-read. Find something new in them everytime. They're quite
     deep and have a bit of everything in them. Even mystery.
     What a mind Tolkien had!
 
     Well gotta go grocery shopping, so I'll talk to you later Fred.
     Dorothy
 
 
 FR> Email: fred.runk@mbhbbs.playcom.com
 FR> ... A tree that cannot bend will break in the wind.  -Lao-Tze-
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