Interesting lines.
Interesting lines.
A few lines from, “Not Dead Enough” a book by Peter James, http://www.peterjames.com available from Pan Books, http://www.panmacmillan.com
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- About: Born, yes, in Worthing, Sussex, England, about the time that old Noah built his ark, well it feels that way somedays. Visited Scotland when I was 21, stayed, of course there was a lady involved, live in a small town just south of Glasgow, yep, I married that lady. Three sons and six grandchildren, lost that lady in 2003.
- Homepage: http://wordscanhelp.co.uk
- Interests: Most of my time is now spent with my non-commercial web site, www.wordscanhelp,co.uk a site written in an attempt to help through the depression that follows bereavement and, to help in the understanding by friends and families. Music, I sang for my living many years ago, like country music, Willie Nelson type, traditional jazz, The Mavericks, ( is that called Tex-Mex ). I like poetry, watercolour painting, photography, gardening. and music. I spend far too many hours sitting at the computer. Water colour painting, I'm not very good. Playing with digital photography on the computer. Gardening, but not cutting hedges.
- Expertise: To be honest, none. I can cook a good meal, and, nearly iron a shirt properly. I do have a view on everything, who needs experts, anyway, what is an expert?.
- Occupation: Retired
- Industry: Other
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