Turning Points: Mothers and Daughters

By Joanne Alexander

Mothers and Daughters is the fourth story in the Turning Points series. The main characters all deal with mother/daughter relationships in different forms - the joys,sorrows and insights. Relates how the other characters are affected when Tina goes on a date that turns into a disaster. Question: how do you deal with a situation that involves someone else's mother/daughter relationship?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Joanne Alexander
• Release date: May 29, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370158324

Joanne Alexander

Joanne Alexander is a free thinker and independent spirit. She lives in Salem, Oregon with her husband Lee Schrunk and dog Maggie. She loves reading, dogs, travel, gardening and playing the ukulele. In addition to writing stories and articles, she writes songs for the ukulele. She has a fascination with ancient Egypt and would love to spend more time there.

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Turning Points: Mothers and Daughters

By Joanne Alexander

Copyright 2015, 2016 Joanne Alexander

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Mothers and Daughters

Notes on Writing Other People's Stories

About the Author

Mothers and Daughters

I've been walking Heidi in the mornings before going to work, she began, It gives us both some exercise.

Yes, we know and we appreciate it very much, replied Mrs. Wilson.

Well, I've met another dog walker who I've been walking with lately and I'd like to invite him to dinner. The problem is that I don't want to invite him into my bedroom and that is what he might think since the cottage is basically one room. Would you mind if I invited him over for dinner here next Sunday?

Of course not! What's his name?

Before Jennie could respond Mr. Wilson chimed in wanting to know more about him.

"His name is Roger. His black lab Max is five years old. I don't know much more except that he works at a company where he does some kind of computer support and he loves dogs. I'd like to get to know him