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Molly

Molly

Happily living inside my head From Tynemouth, England (North East Coast)
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  • Streetwise
    Hello Molly is it bright in Tynemouth today I live vicariously through people as I can't travel hope everybody is well
    Molly
    Molly
    Hi Streetwise, it's lovely to hear from you. I hope you are well and keeping warm. I am fine thank you for asking, as are Molly and Max my Labradoodle and Springerdoodle.

    It's been very bright the past few days over here in Tynemouth, very cold in the mornings, very icy this morning but that doesn't dampen my dogs' spirits.

    Molly (Wendi)
    Molly
    Molly
    Streetwise, you are welcome to email me anytime, as can write more. [email protected]

    Molly (Wendi)
    Molly
    Happily living inside my head
    Kirsty
    Kirsty
    Hello I’m interested in your definition of living inside your own head. Could you explain what this means for you? My friend does this and didn’t explain it to me at all. The way she worded it was ‘trapped’ in her own head. It could be the same thing, but more to an extreme. I’m glad you’re happy. That’s the main thing as long as it’s not to your detriment. If it is, I wish you much better.
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