Maryanne O'Keeffe Potter
Say Goodbye
Christina, Christina where have you gone? I've gone to my heaven and I'm dancing along. I died in my sleep just like we all wish, although I was a bit young and never got to live at the beach. My life went well when I was on earth, my family, husband and good friends made it all the worth and I wish it didn't have to end. I needed a bit more time to do some more things, but I did get in a lot as short as its been.
Maryanne O'Keeffe PotterPublished 3 months ago in FamiliesAdventurous Travel Over 50
Adventurous Travel for over 50’s Whether you're travelling to Australia, Indonesia or London, there are known ways to do so not only on the less expensive side, but also to experience much more of the real non-tourist culture including foods, housing, religions and lifestyles.
Maryanne O'Keeffe PotterPublished 4 months ago in Wander
Chloe Spoodle
Chloe didn’t start with that name, she was a little bundle of fur who couldn’t get upstairs without help and loved to be in the middle of games as my 4-year-old daughter played on the floor, bounding right through the middle. She started out as Daisy, Maggie, Flower then Lilly and finally we settled on Chloe, who was a spoodle or cockapoo. A cocker spaniel and mini poodle mix and she was the runt of the litter, in fact the last one left out of 8 when I saw her, tiny and cuddly. I had been sent to the breeders to bring home a hypo-allergenic golden doodle but when I saw how big there were at this farm, I asked for something smaller.
Maryanne O'Keeffe PotterPublished 4 months ago in Petlife
Fences
I voted. I have always voted in every election I could since I was 18. In Australia and then in the USA once I became a dual citizen. I could no longer vote in Australia after 3 years of being a non resident,
Maryanne O'Keeffe PotterPublished 4 months ago in The SwampGrandad
I met a grand father who was born in Italy and raised in Philadelphia. He told me about his uncle's speak easy and how he was raised there as he worked there after school and on weekends. It was warm, rich, extremely cozy and felt safe, even when it was packed with bodies; even with some colorful characters.
Maryanne O'Keeffe PotterPublished 4 months ago in Families
