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Jameson Parker:
If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?
Jameson Parker
To the world of "The Wind in the Willows." In my fantasy life I am an English country gentleman alternately rambling through the countryside in my tweeds, with my blackthorn cane, and my dog by my side, or dozing by the fire with a good book and a glass of port.
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Jameson Parker:
Some parents become victims of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) by ex-wives/husbands. One of the tactics is obliteration of paternity. The ultimate rejection of the other parent by changing the children’s last names or given family names (Junior) etc.... Has this been your experience? I have seen this done in my family. This may be a good topic for a book or articles I Apologize if this is overstepping or way off.
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Jameson Parker:
This isn't a question. In my reading of Code Girls, it has struck me the weight these women carried during the war and even long after. That had to be so difficult. In my reading now, it's D-Day. Those women knew the day was coming but did not know the day. When they first received the messages that it was commencing, they were told not to speak of it even after the news broke across the nation. Can you imagine?
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