Au revoir
It has been a pleasure and a blessing...
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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12 comments:
I do hope this is not a farewell to your blog?????
Good luck with resetteling in Britain.
I'm sorry to see you leave France, but I look forward to reading about your adventures in England!
And welcome home! It's not always so bad to arrive in a little disarray. Sometimes it helps you see more clearly.
Well, Mouse in France soon to be in England, I discovered your blog this morning while trying to convince myself that it was research. I'm sitting in my lovely village house just south of Dinan here in Brittany, feeling unsettled, down in the dumps and very anxious about everything. Your blogs seemed to have hit a spot with me, thank you, but I don't know if returning is the answer for me. Good luck for both work and life in rural Oxfordshire, which is where I moved from 5 years ago. Perhaps our paths have crossed before.....
Good luck and thanks!
I echo the other responses - hopefully you'll have plenty to write about back in Jolly Old England!
sending you well wishes . . . happy travels . . . you've most likely landed and settled in by now . . . may this find you deep inside your groove, feeling the energy of Yes lifting and moving you . . . much love . . .
All the best to you in this new chapter of your life!
I look forward to reading your future reflections.
Marsha
will you continue blogging with the same url and a new name? blogger does let one change the title... curious mice need to know!
hope the settling is going smooth... the exit certainly wasn't....
hugs. your sister mouse
Hi, i read your blog almost every day. Looking forward to reading all about the Mouse in England. I hope things are great with your new job and life.
I hope you were only saying goodbye to France and not to your readers.........But now it is a long time since your last post and I am afraid it was goodbye to all of us too...........I wish you well in your new life.
Will there be any posts from England?
I miss you.
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