A second breakfast….

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I’m fortunate to have old friends, who have known me through the different stages of my life. I examine one of those cherished friendships in a poem entitled “The Lakeside Diner” which appears in today’s issue of Poetry Breakfast.   Check it out at:

 

 

 

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Gabriella Brand

Gabriella Brand is a writer, adventurer, and educational consultant. She can't stop teaching and learning foreign languages. She would like to walk on all the continents (three more to go!). Her husband is extremely patient and her children are, fortunately, all grown up.

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  1. Very poignant…..we of a certain age who are lucky enough to have these kinds of friendships are rich indeed! Thank you.Louise

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