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Re: Fiztwilliam Darcy Elopes - 5 years ago
Congratulations and good luck with it!by Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Many thanks! - 5 years ago
I am glad you are enjoying, I am sorry the stupid thing won't let you comment. If you feel you need to say something, you can always email me on sjwaldock@yahoo.co.uk - I do check spam from time to time as yahoo eats sundry of my long time correspondents as well as new ones. I probably won't get anything posted after the current two are done until I get back from holiday but you never know, neby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Hi all, I am still alive and writing and now dry. - 5 years ago
I've been busy ... as well as writing, I've been dealing with a leaking roof, lousy guttering and the BIG HOLE in the floor of the room of doom, which needed to have the source of damp tracked to its source to prevent looming doom or dooming loom or whatever again. I didn't appreciate being rained on in the bathroom either, and that is also fixed. One thing I have been doing which writers mightby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Story Ideas - 6 years ago
I'd suggest the easiest way is to use blogger, and if anyone wants to post stories from ideas posted then they can ask to have a separate page set up to do soby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Story Ideas - 6 years ago
Yes, indeed, I have a couple of hundred plot ideas which may never get written, Marci, if you want to set up a blog for it, I'll come along and post some plot bunnies, and leave it to anyone whether they want to write a commercial story, post in on ANI or post a short on the blogby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Marigold Intervenes - 6 years ago
Nicely done and nicely mixed and matchedby Sarah Waldock - Derbyshire Writers' Guild
Re: Colonel Fitzwilliam's fortune - 6 years ago
If there was no clause for Lady C to occupy for life, I can't see her giving up the reins without a strugglelby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Colonel Fitzwilliam's fortune - 6 years ago
he would have some fortune but not enough to entertain as lavishly as a man of his birth who is a colonel would be expected to do, and being a colonel he would be expected to entertain - if he had a wife. If he fell in love, or got a very good match, it might be worth while to him to have to have the tiresome business of entertaining, but otherwise, I think he was happy to use a smaller fortune tby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Titled? ~ 71 (end?) - 6 years ago
I appreciate if you want to wind up this most delightful soap opera but I will be happy if you decide there is more to get out of it.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Hurrah! - 6 years ago
AM is one of those characters who wanders off and does her own thing, I suspect, and you love her for it and curse her for it in equal measure.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: First Novel Finally Out! - 6 years ago
Lol, the procedure is more haphazard in Caleb's time, but he has to use more ingenuity when he doesn't have established techniques like fingerprintsby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: Colonel Fitzwilliam's fortune - 6 years ago
I agree with the estimates for Rosings and Pemberley, though I would suggest that a lot of Darcy's wealth is tied up in land, and the 10k is his disposable income. Colonel Fitzwilliam did lament that he could not afford to marry, and as the second son, what he gets is what his father is allowed to will to him; which as most estates of that size would be entailed, might be relatively little. I pby Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: First Novel Finally Out! - 6 years ago
Looks interesting, congratulations! the cover hints at the story, which is how it should be.by Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: JanetR - 6 years ago
thank you for passing the community sympathy to her family.by Sarah Waldock - Tea Room
Re: thanks to all.... - 6 years ago
And I hope to see everyone over on the blog. I'll be coming here to read, and comment on the tea room and I am really sad that CreateSpace have made life difficult, And doubtless they will meep about Daisy and Libby, but that's life.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
libby twenty to to end (Deleted) - 6 years ago
This post has been removed at the request of the author.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Libby nineteen to twenty-one - 6 years ago
thank you. I may not be the world's most romantic person but love is something I do know very wellby Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Libby nineteen to twenty-one - 6 years ago
Libby had not admitted it... even to herselfby Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Libby nineteen to twenty-one (Deleted) - 6 years ago
This post has been removed at the request of the author.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Libby 16-18 - 6 years ago
fortunately he has too much respect for her resource and sagacity....by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Libby 16-18 (Deleted) - 6 years ago
This post has been removed at the request of the author.by Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Libby 13-15 - 6 years ago
thank you for finding mistakes! hehe I know I have a bit more action than some romance writers but that's meby Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea
Re: Libby 13-15 - 6 years ago
He gave her a courtesy title, and it was put in to hint at what was to come .... I do that sort of thing! yes, of course I have thought about Miss Tissot's baby brother as a potential suitor ... if not for any of the girls or preceptresses at the orphanage maybe for someone in Yorkshire who doesn't manage to get married off in the fantasia for house partyby Sarah Waldock - A Novel Idea