"Carolyn is very conscientious. And she excels at writing and spelling." –Mrs. Seeney, Grade 2 teacher. Mrs. Seeney was onto something there! How a conscientious, red-headed, left-handed solo adventurer grew up to be your creative copywriter.
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Read MoreA few seconds later, I heard a big whoop of laughter from Lone, along with Pat and Mads. I quickly pulled on my army pants, turtleneck, light wool sweater, beret, glasses, and knife, went for a pee and then down to the galley where Lone and Joy
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