Our sincere thanks to all you good folks "out there" who have been ordering our books from Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble....greatly appreciated. We love knowing the message is reaching people that same-sex couples have ordinary lives filled with love and laughter.
Kay and I are looking forward to spending two days in Ogunquit, Maine next week. We stay at the Marginal Way House which is only a few steps from that famed shoreline walkway that goes from Ogunquit center to Perkins' Cove. The walk skirts the rocky coast that Maine boasts about and offers benches where you can sit and soak up the view. Perkins' Cove offers much in the way of scenery that includes more rocks and surf on one side and lobster boats anchored in an inlet on the other. Barnacle Billy's lobster restaurant is also in the Cove with delicious seafood and ice cream which can be eaten on a glorious outside deck overlooking local sights and sounds.
Another good thing about the Marginal Way House is we can take our blessed little Yorkie, Rosey. He loves to go in the car and being with us is top on his list of good things. As we meander through the town shops and sidewalks, passersby stop to exclaim over the little dog. We always pick him up so he feels less threatened and can greet his admirers properly by extending one little front paw to touch an outstretched hand.
All of the above just one more plus in a domestic partnership.
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- Sisters by Heart - Partners in Aging
- New Hampshire, United States
- Mary Lou Fuller and Kay Amsden, both in their 70's, began their writing, editing and publishing careers after retirement. These two unique Yankees have found that despite the differences in their backgrounds and personalities, working together on this common goal has many benefits. Regardless of their age, Mary Lou and Kay draw vigor from their endeavors and have managed to keep the sands in the hour glass of aging on hold.
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