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Of course she can survive without him

… or can she?

Sarah injected authority into her voice as she told the Judge why her case was superior, and she should win.

But it would be to no avail. Of all the barristers to oppose her, only Markus could leave her with every ounce of confidence gone… and every single nerve end tingling.

August in the southern hemisphere means we are getting closer to spring.

Of course in other parts of the world people are bracing for winter.

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Just and Equitable

A movie script could not have been written better. Intolerably and unusually hot weather results in husband blaming wife unjustly for an affair, yes ladies and gentleman here you have it, the heat almost ruined a marriage. It may have affected you in ways you thought unbearable but we are sure dear listeners your heart will go out to one Melvin Goodheart who nearly lost his wife over a mistake made because of our extreme heat wave. People watching their story would laugh, probably call him an idiot and admire his wife for being so tolerant. Who could blame them?
The unfamiliar resistance when he pushed the key into the lock roused him from his thought.

Excerpt from Just and Equitable

Some people have a real way with words. Today I received an email at work with Groucho Marx's saying and I cannot help but share a few here today.

'Those are my principles and, if you don't like them…well, I have others.'

I am sure Melanie would share that thought with Grouch.

Or

'I never forget a face, but in your case I'll be glad to make an exception.'

This is no doubt how Fozzy felt about some of the people he met through his time spent at court.

Or

'Life is a whim of several billion cells to be you for a while.'

Enjoy the billion of cells that are you right now :)

It is day seven of NaNoMoWri month and I am proud to say I am on target, more or less. I was motivated to participate this year as I had just finished a course on writing for young adults. And so you guessed it, I am trying to write a children book.
I was getting a bit worried yesterday when I was not able to write one single word, but today the universe smiled on me and I had two hours (yes a rare thing for me to be able to write for two hours at one time) to catch up.
How are the rest of you going?
Let me know.

You may wonder what TGIS stands for, and rightly so. I myself am not good with acronyms, but since I made this one up myself you probably have no chance of working out what it stands for. So let me put you out of your misery. Thank god its saturday.
Saturday represents a day off, confirmation the working week has been left behind. Yeah. We can relax and put up our feet. Today I attended a school concert my son was in and was amazed to see all this kids perform. Children can teach us so much. They are full of enthusiasm and joy of life. We can learn much from them.

The other day I searched the world wide web for inspiration on how people deal with divorce and I came across the idea of a divorce survival kit.
Products different web sites suggested to include in such a kit were band aids (for your wounds I guess), rubber bands (for bouncing back), pennies to give you cents (sense when you need it) and a paper clip to hold it together (for more ideas go to http://www.budget101.com/recipes/id41...).
Then there was a website selling divorce rings.
All this led me to wonder what other ideas one might come up with.
What would you put in a divorce survival kit?