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Thank you all so much for helping me to reach a decision. I have followed my heart. Only time will tell if I've made the right choice. Wabbit, I'm glowing again. Painfully. But at least I'm glowing. Thank you. TMG x

Thank you, RaVeN. Your words mean a LOT to me. TMG x

Oh - but I LOVE the first two lines. That's what drew me into the poem in the first place. Nothing at all. I'm sorry - I didn't explain myself well. I meant that the poem made ME feel sad and therefore it wasn't good for ME. I didn't mean that sadness was wrong. I wasn't being objective...

Thank you, Wabbit. I love your words. And everything you have said is so true. Eventually, I could only ever follow my heart in any case. I want to feel that glow again. But, God, it hurts so much. TMG x

:) No I can't. Because I can't decide. I liked that it provoked emotion within me, because emotion is a good thing. But the emotion it provoked was one of sadness. Which is NOT a good thing. It was a poem which began with hope. But hope died in the final line. I would have been...

Thank you for the poem, Stewart. It is a favourite of mine too. Frost is propped on my bookshelf behind me. He has such a sad face, so perhaps the road less traveled was the wrong choice for him. I was interested in ALL the replies. Thank you. I didn't elaborate on the subject of the...

When making a monumental decision, should you follow your heart or your head? TMG

He'll be blushing when he reads this. :) TMG

I'm interested in reading your poetry, but I'm not qualified to comment on it. It seems to carry sadness and reflection? Please keep writing. :) TMG

Gosh. How mysterious. Why am I singing "Where do you go to my lovely"? Can you look inside her head? TMG (mystefied)

Forget dogs and frogs. I was told that wabbit is pretty tasty... TMG

Has anyone visited Wigtown, Scotland's Book Town? I'm planning a trip there tomorrow. I'd be interested to know which bookshops to browse in and which to avoid. TMG

Thank you for the welcome. Ah - Yorkshire. The next best place in the UK after Scotland. ;) Is Ashlea still around? TMG

Shadow the Sheepdog by Enid Blyton. I don't remember what age I was. Little. TMG

Can you (or anyone) tell me how to pronounce the main character's name, "Griet"? Not that I'm reading the book aloud, of course. ;) TMG

Gosh! You sound so formal. Is that a toast? Come here so I can ruffle your feathers. :) TMG x

Depends whose hand you're holding as you stomp through those puddles. ;) TMG

Sorry - I don't understand Swahili. *giggle* Yep. You're right. I can see it heading your way. :) Romantic Bonnie Scotland, huh? ;) Ahh. You need inspiration? Hmmmmmm... *wicked grin* TMG

No! I hadn't. He fooled me by refraining from being cheeky when he answered my question about signatures. *Joke* :D Yes. But I deleted it ALL in a fell swoop of misery three weeks ago. :( TMG

Nahoo, Nahoo Too, and Nahoo 3 (Paul Mounsey). I'm impressed! "The music is vary varied throughout the album with familiar beats constantly drifting in and out as it plays. One minute it's Scottish folk, the next film music, the next up tempo the and so on, but it all is blended so that it...