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Sorry, Pammy, but nope.


Yes, that is interesting!

Nope."
Mark Twain?"
Nope. 🐧"
Poe?

Nope."
Mark Twain?"
Nope. 🐧"
Poe?"
🤣🤣🤣 I can not believe you got that!! 🤣 Yes!!!!!

Nope."
Mark Twain?"
Nope. 🐧"
Poe?"
🤣🤣🤣 I can not believe you got that!! 🤣 Yes!!!!!"
🤣 Well, it's the same bird Megathea used the last time!

Nope."
Mark Twain?"
Nope. 🐧"
Poe?"
🤣🤣🤣 I can not believe you got that!! 🤣 Yes!!!!!"
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Yeah, but I didn't think you'd remember!! 🤣🤣🤣

I remember everything! Recently I saw a car at the library that looked very familiar. I was sure it belonged to a nice lady that used to work there. A couple hours later we went in for something and the car was still there. When we went in, she was working there again! I thought about telling her that I saw her car outside, but thought that might freak her out! LOL!

I remember everything! Recently I saw a car at the library that looked very familiar. I was sure it belonged to a nice lady that used to..."
Yeah, I understand. 😂 I'm the same way.


Hi Pammy,
That as tragic the four Brontë were wiped out
by the disease. Reading Shirley the atmosphere of
the book is somber- the poor woman losing her
three siblings in one year, whilst writing this book.
I have a great appreciation for the novel that cost
her so much


It normally would be, but I don't allow my cats to be "mousers"...too many germs. I set traps where the cats can't reach them. Dealing with the remains of those traps has always bothered me, so now I set them inside paper lunch bags. When I hear them snap, I simply roll up the bag and throw the whole thing away. Thankfully, I don't need them very often, usually just when the weather gets cold. Not often then, really. I used to chase the mice myself and catch them in coffee cans, then release them in the field. That ended when I released one and instead of running away, the critter ran up my sleeve and got into my shirt. That ended my sympathetic feelings for mice!😝
Pammy Jo

It normally would be, but I don't allow my cats to be "mousers"...too many germs. I set traps where the cats can't..."
🤣🤣🤣

I'm so glad you still see your former colleagues.
I can tell how much you miss teaching,
you had a great time and career as a teacher.
What grades did you teach?

It normally would be, but I don't allow my cats to be "mousers"...too many germs. I set traps where the cats can't..."
🤣 Yeah, I think it would end any of my sympathetic feelings for them, too!

I'm so glad you still see your former colleagues.
I can tell how much you miss teaching,
you had a great time and career as a teacher.
What grades did you teach?"
I taught Kindergarten in a private school. We were not required to use the Common Core Curriculum Standards mandated by PA public schools. I strongly disagree with Common Core education. It is much like herding cattle, in my opinion, and is not creative. It's all about standardized testing and rote memorization. Language Arts is basically nonexistent in Common Core Curriculum. My private school encouraged creativity and I was fortunate to be able to implement my own curriculum and create lesson plans which were diverse. The children were well rounded and went on to excel in later years. Personally, I am a product of the Pa Public School System, but attended before the new standards were in place. Even so, I disagree with much about public education, especially today.
As far as the Bronte sisters, my favorites are "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall" and "Agnes Grey" by Anne, and of course, "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte, and "Wuthering Heights" by Emily. I was already reading the Bronte sisters, Jane Austen, Alcott and others when I was in elementary school. I loved reading, even then! I was fortunate to have a family who encouraged my interest in books.

what are we talking about?"
My cat detected a mouse in the house and it's driving her mad.

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;"

You got it, eh? 🤣"
Yes, and I feel terrible about it. 😣

You got it, eh? 🤣"
Yes, and I feel terrible about it. 😣"
I know the feeling...but they just don't belong in the house.

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;""
Shakespeare. 🤣🤣🤣

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;""
Shakespeare. 🤣🤣🤣"
Very funny.

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;""
Shakespeare. 🤣🤣🤣"
Very f..."
I thought so. 🤭🤣🤣🤣

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;""
Hawthorne?

🌸William Cullen Bryant ~ "The Death Of The Flowers"🌸

Who said this? "And we wept that one so lovely should have a life so brief;""
Hawthorne?"
Nope.

🌸William Cullen Bryant ~ "The Death Of The Flowers"🌸"
And we have a winner! Congratulations, Pammy Jo! And I'm glad you couldn't stay away, because we miss you!

🌸William Cullen Bryant ~ "The Death Of The Flowers"🌸"
And we have a winner! Congratulations, Pa..."
I miss all of you, too! I left several other groups when I received notice that I had some creepy followers, but I couldn't leave all of you. I guess I acted too hastily, as I have had no more unacceptable followers since I set my profile to Private. I miss those groups, but I was very upset at the time. Oh well, too late now.
I'll think of a question and post it soon.
Pammy Jo
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Yes. Every time."
That not twoo!! 🥺"
Have you been playing with Mandie?"
Always. 🤣"
I knew it! So when are you going to announce that I won?