Comments on Loving and Leaving the Fort

Enduring Gloucester 4 Comments

Posted by Lois A. McNulty at 2:16 PM 

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8 comments:

  1. Wonderful memories when life was so simply

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  5. You were blessed with these memories. Thank you for sharing.

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  7. Thank you. Truly. It means a lot to me that folks are actually enjoying my writing when I am full of self doubt. Rewarding to hear your feedback and it makes me look forward to finding a moment to use my ink pen again.

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  8. We cannot grow without roots! Love the story!
    Thank you, for sharing the gift!

 

4 thoughts on “Comments on Loving and Leaving the Fort”

  1. I loved reading this, Laurel. It's beautifully written. The loss of you and Jimmy has left a gaping hole. We haven't given up on holding the Fort yet, though. XOXOX

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  2. Thank you Anonymous. Of all that I will be missing and gaining, it is the love I have known “Down the Fort.” I could name names, but some may not want that, and after all, those loved ones already know where they stand forever.

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