Re: Adventures of Pat Ella - embarrased thankyou

[Guest guest]

LoL - I had no idea my sarcastic little post about my adventurous

kneecap would cause such a response! Thanks for the support and I'm

pleased I was able to give some of you a smile. I always tried to

see the funny side of things nowadays as I've worn out the old tear

ducts over the past few years.

I would love the idea of expanding the Pat Ella idea, perhaps it can

be a new project for me with your help, while I recover from my

surgery. Thanks again for the response and encouragement, it means a

lot more to me than I can ever explain. I've only been writing for

the past few years as an attempt to find a new career now that I can

no longer train horses and still don't really take myself seriously

or consider myself a writer - so you're support is a lovely boost my

confidence and beleif. Thank you all.

Love and hugs always.....Jo

xxx

[Guest guest]

HEre HEre,

You go girl.

Jo you have the humor and the talent to take this and run with it. I

like Rhea's Idea of a series, Hey you could right a series of joint

adventures for those with EDS and dislocations. I see they could be

handy on kids wards and in peadiatric offices to explain to kids

about there dislocations etc (even " normal " kids with dislocations).

If you want to take this further Jo, then you go girl. I can see that

you have the right talent etc to do this, if you want.

Sharon

> LoL - I had no idea my sarcastic little post about my adventurous

> kneecap would cause such a response! Thanks for the support and I'm

> pleased I was able to give some of you a smile. I always tried to

> see the funny side of things nowadays as I've worn out the old tear

> ducts over the past few years.

>

> I would love the idea of expanding the Pat Ella idea, perhaps it

can

> be a new project for me with your help, while I recover from my

> surgery. Thanks again for the response and encouragement, it means

a

> lot more to me than I can ever explain. I've only been writing for

> the past few years as an attempt to find a new career now that I

can

> no longer train horses and still don't really take myself seriously

> or consider myself a writer - so you're support is a lovely boost

my

> confidence and beleif. Thank you all.

>

> Love and hugs always.....Jo

> xxx