Lexa Koel Audiobook Excerpts
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Are you gonna wear white? Sherry? Carter asked. Cora. Felton flailed her way through the profusion of material the seamstress had managed to drape about her body, then shot her niece, a re proving look, of course I'm gonna wear white. I always were white when I get married. Except what's his name, who wanted me to wear the fru fru thing? She grimaced at the memory that really should have given me the hand. It certainly should have. Sherry agreed a little too quickly. In Sherry's opinion. All of course, husbands had been undesirable, and she marvelled at the fact that had taken marrying them to get cord to see that coral Felton, the quite aware for nieces views, was not at all sympathetic to them. After all, sherries marriage had been an absolute disaster. Look at your long term goal to make sure it's realistic. Don't set your goals too low or too high. If your goal is to save money and you're making $100,000 a year, saving 205 years is not difficult. In fact, it's entirely too easy. If you want to lose £100 in six months, it's not doable. It's not healthy, and setting a goal like that is defeating. Don't set impossible goals. That's just going to reaffirm a negative message that you can't do what you set out to do. Agathon Archie found their cottage in the country, though it wasn't a cottage. Sunningdale, as she had feared, was an excessively expensive place to live. It was full of luxurious modern houses built around the golf course. There weren't any country cottages at all, but they found a large Victorian house Scots would situated in a large garden, which was being divided into four flats. Two of thes were already taken, the two on the ground floor. But there were two flats upstairs in the course of being adapted, and they looked over them. Each contained three rooms on the first floor and two on the floor above, and a kitchen and bathroom. Of course, one flat was more attractive than the other, having better shaped rooms and a better outlook, but the other had a small extra room. It was also cheaper, so they settled on the cheaper one. Tenants had the use of the garden, and constant hot water was supplied. The rent was more than that of their Addison Road flat, but not much. So it was, she thought, £120 so they signed a lease and prepared to move in.