is "good romp" a tautology?

do you know if she's still alive?

Yes--my insurance company spent $250,000 on my wife's cancer the last 6 months of her life--that would buy prenatal care for a lot of moms--life goes on--i'd love to hear from you--i'm "clapner@hotmail. com"--luck--

In reverse order--I've heard that the National Health Service applies cost/benefit to health care--that is, the cheapest problems are most likely to be addressed. Cancer can be very expensive.

My friend Mandragora posted here. I think you might like her work--I know I did, and I invite your ...

I chatted with her a number of times but hadn't noticed her absence--frankly i was more concerned with Mandragora's disappearence--I'm sorry, but i fear the worst for both. What i've learned about National Health Service is not encouraging--I hope someone proves me wrong soon.

the greenest of the green!--no footprint at all!

I've enjoyed her stories and chats--

AND Jimmy Stewart was a Brigadier General who flew umpteen combat missions--he was lifelong buddies with Henry Fonda, also a fine actor but of very different politics. Stewart wanted to be judged on his acting--

but that's shortening!

true--i got a copy of mine, gratis, from the state dept of veterans affairs in about 20 min--i'm astounded that the funeral home didn't know this--