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Joined : 11 Jan 2008 Posts : 2069 Location : UK
 | Subject: Re: Second Novel Tue Mar 11, 2008 2:22 pm | |
| In that case, I think I'm safe. I can't even kill a spider; I scoop them up and take them outside. I don't even like to destroy their webs after all the work and endeavour they've put into them.  _________________ Shelagh Watkins http://shelaghwatkins.co.uk/ |
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Pam Five Star Member


Age : 42 Joined : 02 Feb 2008 Posts : 1358 Location : Nova Scotia, Canada
 | Subject: Re: Second Novel Tue Mar 11, 2008 8:22 pm | |
| I could do genocide on creepy crawlies no problem. Of course, I would rather the dog just ate them or something, but she usually lets me know there is something there by watching it closely, then looks at me as if to way "well, aren't you going to take care of this?"      Met and worked briefly with a young woman who survived the genocide in Rwanda George. What a fascinating example of resilience in the midst of horror and tragedy. Peopl are amazing creatures - in so many ways! _________________ Pam Robertson  http://andthebandplayedonmylawn.blogspot.com |
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George Maciver Four Star Member

Joined : 11 Jan 2008 Posts : 376
 | Subject: Re: Second Novel Tue Mar 11, 2008 9:05 pm | |
| | That's for sure Pam! |
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Pam Five Star Member


Age : 42 Joined : 02 Feb 2008 Posts : 1358 Location : Nova Scotia, Canada
 | Subject: Re: Second Novel Wed Mar 12, 2008 2:31 am | |
| I do wish I was one of those better spellers, though...peopl sounds like a paint colour or something!  _________________ Pam Robertson  http://andthebandplayedonmylawn.blogspot.com |
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