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Tag Archives: Nana Marie
Ghosts Of Christmases Past
*** A friend recently posted on Facebook, as part of her Christmas message, to “not look back on Christmases past”. I can, to a degree, appreciate such a sentiment. After all, not everyone’s “ghosts of Christmases past” are pleasant or … Continue reading →
Posted in Anthropology, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction, Out Of The Clutter Of A Writer's Mind
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Tagged C.S. Lewis, Christmas, Christmas message, Christmases, daughters, fathers, ghosts, love, Mama and Papa, Marquis de Sade, mothers, Nana Marie, past, reconciliation, SheWrites, the ghost of Christmas past, Women Who Write, writing
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