Yes, we sure seem to have a lot in common…I also have red highlights in my hair! LOL

Yippee! I think it is annoying when you can’t use your computer where you wish in your hotel room.

Facebook is a social networking site. I use it as another layer for getting people to see my art. I also talk to some of my family there. It also has special interest groups, so you can join or create groups. I will send you an email.

You know, I have to put that shield around me from time to time, but I also have to have a space where I can let it fall away. I remember being younger at my parents home, where it was not acceptable to cry, and at night just needing the release and crying and crying. I try not to let that happen to me any longer.

It is difficult when you like a clean house, but do not like to clean. That is me exactly.

I enjoyed getting to know you more too, Marianne. This was great fun.

Have a good trip and be safe!

It is lovely to have you visit and to leave a comment. I eat fish about once a week or so, and that is about it. I have to agree with you, though no one is forcing me to eat it. I also have to say it helps me travel internationally a lot easier. I am also very, very careful about which fish I do eat…wild caught, not on the endangered species list, etc.

I look forward to your return and will be visiting your blog very soon.

Welcome Soulbrush!

love >M<

We all have time crunches and I had a feeling you were up to your eyeballs. Well, at least the tag will give you a post sometime, right?

That is cool about facebook. If you want to friends me, please feel free.

Hugs!

I am not sure how much I dazzle her, but you know it puffs me up for her to comment.

Hugs!

~~Waving at Elizabeth ~~

Yes, that Marianne left me with no choice but to tag 7 people. I saw you were on her list and Andrea was on the list Jess made. I didn’t think you all would want me to tag you again knowing I knew you were already tagged! It is great fun, too.

Well, that E. can really generate some things…and causes spontaneous laughter a lot.

I do like the moving as it is always such a great adventure. I also have to say I am quite spoiled as my husband’s company make it as easy as they possibly can (as they should).

Many emotions can move me to tears. To this day, I can cry because I miss my grandmother who died 44 years ago. I have to be very careful about what I watch on TV – even commercials. I could watch my young children open Christmas gifts and be moved to tears by their joy. So I don’t mind crying and it comes so easily. When Babs shared on her blog about painting with her little grandson, I cried reading her post. I don’t know any emotion which has not moved me to tears. Thank you Suki for understanding it really is lovely and freeing. You should try it…

Hugs Sweet Suki!