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Carol Roper

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  • DINNER WITH NEW NEIGHBORS by Carol Roper

    Feb 1, 2024
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    —, humor

    A love story. Sundays are my least favorite day of the week. There is ample evidence I’m not alone in this opinion. Hospital workers are reported to dread Sundays; it’s the day most home accidents occur and statistically the day, you’re most likely to be murdered by someone close to you. This Sunday begins the…

  • THE MAN WHO HATED HIS Eco-Friendly HOUSE

    Dec 28, 2023
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    —, earth-friendly houses, eco-friendly house, Expats, family, Houses, humor, life, love

    “You don’t love someone for their looks or their clothes, or their car, but because they sing a song only you can hear.” Oscar Wilde by Carol Roper Hunched over the steering wheel of his newer model Subaru parked under the sole functioning street lamp on a side street in Rosarito Beach, Ted Pruett pondered…

  • A life of Serendipity is Preferable to One of Déjà vu

    Jul 6, 2023
    —, Contemporary Fiction, Semi-autobiographical, Womens Fiction
    Adults, Boomers, Dogs, Mexico, Relationships, Retirees, Travel, Women
    A life of Serendipity is Preferable to One of Déjà vu

    Reality, like money, God or traffic signs is a group agreement, a concept. It changes with time and location, occurs in increments or instantaneously is desired or undesired the result is the same disorientation. What was is no longer. Written by Carol Roper. Driving a silver Honda CRV south on California Interstate 5, Jules Hall…

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