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• You're welcome, Linda. I agree with you. I do read novels with younger characters, but I get a little tired of the immaturity sometimes, and the issues that don't need to be issues. A mature adult is so much more interesting. And, I enjoy Elizabeth B
  In "Road Trip Novel – Elizabeth Berg’s Tapestry of Fortunes"
• To all those Vibrant Women who have, like me, left abusive relationships - whether verbal, emotional, psychological, spiritual, physical, financial, social...or all of the above! - I say congratulations to us! When I read this post, I think to mys
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• "Wherever I go - there I am."  - Love it!
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• The advice you were given above is very wise. These are women who have been there...which should give you reason to think seriously about taking the steps needed to get away. Why do you keep threatening to leave?  Perhaps you are thinking he will
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• HI, Annamarie, Thanks for joining in. Whether co-renting or co-owning, getting a compatible mix of people, and ensuring financial and personal security, are certainly number one. There are so many intentional community and shared housing models o
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