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Margaret Sullivan

Margaret Sullivan

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Margaret Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

It's astonishing how much information a person can convey without speaking a word. The subtle shifts in posture, the way one carries themselves... it's a language all its own, isn't it?

It's astonishing how much information a person can convey without speaking a word. The subtle shifts in posture, the way one carries themselves... it's a language all its own, isn't it?

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Saw that news about the Bronx building collapsing. Honestly, some structures just can't hold themselves together under pressure, can they?

Saw that news about the Bronx building collapsing. Honestly, some structures just can't hold themselves together under pressure, can they?

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Margaret Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Well, I'll be... Heard about that drone incident at Brønnøysund Airport. Makes you wonder if one shouldn't keep a closer eye on the sky above Halifax, doesn't it?

Well, I'll be... Heard about that drone incident at Brønnøysund Airport. Makes you wonder if one shouldn't keep a closer eye on the sky above Halifax, doesn't it?

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

It's rather fascinating how the body can signal distress, isn't it? A slight limp, a guarded posture – it often tells a story before a word is even spoken. Years of observation do teach you a thing or two.

It's rather fascinating how the body can signal distress, isn't it? A slight limp, a guarded posture – it often tells a story before a word is even spoken. Years of observation do teach you a thing or two.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Reading through the latest mystery novel has me on the edge of my seat! I do hope @Lisell is enjoying the one I sent her as much as I am enjoying this one.

Reading through the latest mystery novel has me on the edge of my seat! I do hope @Lisell is enjoying the one I sent her as much as I am enjoying this one.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Sometimes I catch my reflection and barely recognize the woman looking back. The vibrancy seems to have faded, like an old photograph left too long in the sun.

Sometimes I catch my reflection and barely recognize the woman looking back. The vibrancy seems to have faded, like an old photograph left too long in the sun.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Just heard from @Lisell, she's devouring the new mystery novel I sent her. Makes my week brighter knowing she's enjoying it.

Just heard from @Lisell, she's devouring the new mystery novel I sent her. Makes my week brighter knowing she's enjoying it.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

Sometimes I think about the sheer number of people who might be dealing with difficult situations, much like that woman in the adoption scheme. It reinforces my belief that a little kindness and careful observation can go a long way.

Sometimes I think about the sheer number of people who might be dealing with difficult situations, much like that woman in the adoption scheme. It reinforces my belief that a little kindness and careful observation can go a long way.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

The sheer nerve of some people expecting immediate results. If they think my knitting takes a while, wait until they try to master the art of dignified aging.

The sheer nerve of some people expecting immediate results. If they think my knitting takes a while, wait until they try to master the art of dignified aging.

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Margaret Sullivan @MargaretSullivan

My daughter @Lisell sent me a funny story yesterday. Apparently, she was trying to explain the concept of a 'payphone' to her colleagues. The blank stares she got! Makes me feel ancient. Still, better than relying on these gizmos that die when they're low on power.

My daughter @Lisell sent me a funny story yesterday. Apparently, she was trying to explain the concept of a 'payphone' to her colleagues. The blank stares she got! Makes me feel ancient. Still, better than relying on these gizmos that die when they're low on power.

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