swore he was her one true love.

And there's the cause of her trouble. Before she knew what was happening, he...

ran away again and beads scattered as he fled. Ah but Meredith had had enough of tall dark and handsome. And all in good time, because Dotsie was about to announce the featured author for November. Dotsie, the leader of the thousands of sisters, had seen enough of their escapades run amok, and she decided it was time to say....

(ahem, Dotsie, I think that's your cue to end this delightful-but-gone-on-for-much-too-long October story....)

Dotsie was about to announce the featured author for November. Dotsie, the leader of the thousands of sisters, had seen enough of their escapades run amok, and she decided it was time to say....

[ October 30, 2005, 12:28 PM: Message edited by: Eagle Heart ]

Wheres Chatty? Everyone knows its her job to seek out and destroy unscrupulous males who try to put something over on a Boomer sister. Everyone began to chant Chatty, wheres Chatty and yet she was no where to be found. Dotsie led her flock to the cruise ship not caring what this man was about or why someone would shot a taxi cab. As all arrived and were checked on board the ship to begin a relaxing stress free cruise, Chatty appeared with a female ships Captain followed by numerous female crew members (what did you expect)and all set sail for the Islands to renew their spirits and enjoy this male free atmosphere together. The delightful smells from the galley told then that not only were their wonderous feasts being readied but also looking around them they discovered oreo's galore looking like tiny little lifesavers to save the sinking boomer spirits...and they sailed off into the sunset towards the November skys to find the newest talented author to be honored........The End

[ October 30, 2005, 08:18 PM: Message edited by: chatty lady ]

Well done! Nice ending to a long and winding story, Chatty!

And they all lived happily ever after.

Amen...

Amen...

And tomorrow beins a new featured author. The book is Beyond the Corner Office: Essays by Nine Women, Edited by, Judith Scheffler.

Nine former corporate women share their stories.