gort_au2014
Community Member

on ‎07-02-2014 12:04 AM

Helen Forrester in her autobiographical work, "Twopence to Cross the Mersey."

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amber-eyed-girl
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on ‎07-02-2014 02:14 AM

Becky Sharp.

(Just kidding...I love Anne of Green Gables too)

I am more of a real life Jane Bennet.

Twisted my ankle and "caught a chill" on a walk with hubby to be, and moved into his home as there were no stairs. Then never left 🙂

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sandypas
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In response to amber-eyed-girl

on ‎07-02-2014 07:27 AM

Old Mother Hubbard Smiley LOL

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spotweldersfriend
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on ‎07-02-2014 09:06 AM

Feed your dog sandypas or I'll get the R.S.P.C.A on to you:-)

imastawka
Honored Contributor

on ‎07-02-2014 12:07 PM

All these lovely characters like Noddy, Anne of Green Gables etc.

 

What on earth does it say about me, cos now I'm worried.

 

My favourite author as a child (pre-teen and teen) was Edgar Allen Poe

 

The Raven,  Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Pit and The Pendulum, etc

 

Couldn't get enough of it.

 

Dark, very dark  

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bluecat*dancing
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on ‎07-02-2014 12:14 PM

Cinderella

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lloydslights
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In response to imastawka

on ‎07-02-2014 12:20 PM

Yes, I loved Agatha Christie as well as Poe.  But I couldn't see myself as Miss Marple or Hercules Poirot.  Is there a character with whom you particularly associated ?

 

DEB

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imastawka
Honored Contributor
In response to lloydslights

on ‎07-02-2014 12:44 PM

Funny, I was always a book reader and yet,  I never associated myself

with any character.

 

I think I must have had enough personal drama as a kid that the written

word just transported me without the need to be any one of them.

 

The personal drama was probably why I liked Poe

lloydslights
Community Member
In response to imastawka

on ‎07-02-2014 12:47 PM

Reading is a wonderful way to "stop the world" for awhile.

 

DEB

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bright.ton42
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In response to lloydslights

on ‎07-02-2014 01:04 PM

I'm Winni the Pooh with head in the honeypot only it's empty.   :Smiley Sad:

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