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Responses for ~ Susan Haley's |
How are you going to convince people that the folks in New York aren't really that mean with all those wounds? I thought my week was bad, laughing in the face of the dragon - black faced, but laughing nonetheless. At least I wasn't damaged on the outside.
I loved your story, but don't ever invite me on a roadtrip unless the jumbo
sized first aid kit is in the truck.
Jack Wolf
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Although I already knew all the details of Susan's fateful New York excursion and the battle wounds she endured (even one she didn't mention here), I throughly enjoyed the humor she displayed in recounting her experiences! God bless Susan. Is it any wonder I love her so! Not only does she have that gift of gab, but the gift of keying it to her errant computer screen as well.
Lois W. Stern
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I can just see it all. It sounds like The Lucy Show. I would guess the rainbow at the end of this stormy trip must be your sense of humor. Next time you go on a trip I hope Murphy doesn't follow you.
Kathy Killam
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And I thought I knew Susan well; free spirit, her Spyder wrapped around her, hair flying in the breeze. Sounds like a memorable trip, but she has the ability to make light and to laugh at herself like the trouper she is. God love her. I do.
Dahris H. Clair - author of THE HOUSE ON SLOCUM ROAD
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