http://themeadownovel.wordpress.com An introduction to all future blogs based around The Meadow Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:30:52 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://themeadownovel.wordpress.com/an-introduction-to-%e2%80%9cthe-meadow%e2%80%9d-%e2%80%93-a-novel-which-is-waiting-to-be-published/#comment-699 Brenda Watts Sun, 06 Sep 2009 07:35:31 +0000 http://themeadownovel.wordpress.com/?page_id=119#comment-699 The Meadow is truly an amazing story! I am so glad I read it. Thank you both for writing it and sharing this with the world. Brenda Watts The Meadow is truly an amazing story! I am so glad I read it. Thank you both for writing it and sharing this with the world.
Brenda Watts

]]> http://themeadownovel.wordpress.com/an-introduction-to-%e2%80%9cthe-meadow%e2%80%9d-%e2%80%93-a-novel-which-is-waiting-to-be-published/#comment-675 Vicar Susan Swindelles Sat, 08 Aug 2009 12:50:32 +0000 http://themeadownovel.wordpress.com/?page_id=119#comment-675 Well, I am looking forward to this book coming out. Having problems with my computer I guess , I couldn't get links to work, it must be a setting. I'll have to check that today. I am very impressed. It must be kizmit that we have met, cause although I haven't had my past lives regressed, I have the bloodline . I am american as you know, a Vicar , and part of it is doing the genealogy. I have quite a unique bloodline, not famous, as I know , but there was a Vicar Susan Swindelles in England in 1600's found her on google. And so that freaked me out. This is just a few of the things i've been through on this genealogical journey. I wonder if she is related , wouldn't that be a trip! Then , other relatives came over on the Mayflower in 1492, my son will get a scholarship for college for that one. Thomas Rogers, was my gr, gr, gr, gr, grandfather's name, he came over with his son, Joseph. They left England for religious persercution. So they say anyways. His son Joseph had to go live with William Bradford the Governor of Massachusetts at the time of Thomas's death , he died on the ship while building the town, what was known as the (sickness). When Joseph was 18 , he married and was given a parcel of land (which is now in cape cod ) from William Bradford , to start his life. So did his brother Richard. More is known about Joseph. And this goes on and on. Until present day and thats only one side of my family. I live and always have in Rhode Island , USA. Where upon my 30th birthday I sustained lifethreatening injuries I live with till this day. I am still on my quest for the genealogical research as the Native American aspect of it never seems to be easy. But as in your book I feel my own family has relived their souls , over and over again through time. Possibly it has been me, with this life not being lucky, or perhaps they all had an accident at 30, who knows. I would love to read this book and find out how their lives end up. Although I won't get my hopes up too high. As you put it, only fairy tales have happy endings. Thank you, Vicar Susan Ann Swindelles Well, I am looking forward to this book coming out. Having problems with my computer I guess , I couldn’t get links to work, it must be a setting. I’ll have to check that today. I am very impressed.
It must be kizmit that we have met, cause although I haven’t had my past lives regressed, I have the bloodline . I am american as you know, a Vicar , and part of it is doing the genealogy. I have quite a unique bloodline, not famous, as I know , but there was a Vicar Susan Swindelles in England in 1600’s found her on google. And so that freaked me out. This is just a few of the things i’ve been through on this genealogical journey. I wonder if she is related , wouldn’t that be a trip! Then , other relatives came over on the Mayflower in 1492, my son will get a scholarship for college for that one. Thomas Rogers, was my gr, gr, gr, gr, grandfather’s name, he came over with his son, Joseph. They left England for religious persercution. So they say anyways. His son Joseph had to go live with William Bradford the Governor of Massachusetts at the time of Thomas’s death , he died on the ship while building the town, what was known as the (sickness). When Joseph was 18 , he married and was given a parcel of land (which is now in cape cod ) from William Bradford , to start his life. So did his brother Richard. More is known about Joseph. And this goes on and on. Until present day and thats only one side of my family. I live and always have in Rhode Island , USA. Where upon my 30th birthday I sustained lifethreatening injuries I live with till this day. I am still on my quest for the genealogical research as the Native American aspect of it never seems to be easy. But as in your book I feel my own family has relived their souls , over and over again through time. Possibly it has been me, with this life not being lucky, or perhaps they all had an accident at 30, who knows. I would love to read this book and find out how their lives end up. Although I won’t get my hopes up too high. As you put it, only fairy tales have happy endings. Thank you, Vicar Susan Ann Swindelles

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