On the sixth book featuring character "Mrs. Pollifax." Book by Dorothy Gillman. I love the suspense of the series, based an retired widow who's a CIA spy, part of the time. I love her adventures, but some of Mrs. Pollifax's colleagues are dumb. And that too adds to the suspense.
What's your early Autumn look? 1. cozy sweater witch 2. Victorian whaler's widow 3. ancient weird log 4. mossy grandma
I think I'd have to try Children of the Corn or False Widow.
Detective: Did he have any enemies? My widow: Well, he was in a feud with a feral cat that would sleep in the chair on our porch Me, as a ghost: MY chair. It was MY chair on the front porch
Let's try an experiment . Lets get 10,000 blue skiers to meditate really hard at the same time Like 11pm eastern, that trump will have a widow maker.. maybe the u overseas will hear us.. who's down?!!
Do not date a widow or widower who has not processed the loss of their loved one through healthy methods. Their grief will never go away but they can learn how to live with it and experience joy. You enter the scene after they master this. You are not qualified to heal them.
TIL Ben Franklin apprenticed at his brother's print shop, and wrote letters to the newspaper as a middle-aged widow named "Silence Dogood."
Seahawks versus Detroit; Homer is in heaven... Football widow here🤭🙄🤪😂
I'm going for a False Widow.