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Subject: Vintage Housekeeping.

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Alison

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Date Posted: 10:49:54 01/08/05 Sat
In reply to: Jennifer 's message, "Greetings" on 06:55:02 01/07/05 Fri

You are so right Jennifer.
So many women, particuarly of our generation, set no store at all in keeping house. They muddle through and are truly astonished when they come across women like us. the way my house looks, the way I feed my family and the way I treat guests really matters to me, though I dobelieve housekeeping is a dying art, which is a real shame for future generations, because I honestly believe that creating a secure, cosy home enviroment gives our children a springboard into a more promising future.

Look forward to welcoming you into Europe,hon, rented accomodation is a challenge but in the end it is not how your home looks that matters but how it feels to those who live in it.

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