In message , Jenny M Benson 
 writes
>In message <bnt$rHUK+HeIFwar@soft255.demon.co.uk>, "J. P. Gilliver 
>(John)"  writes
>>* "Both of us love fresh peas" - well, mum died some years ago (and 
>>being a devout atheist is probably _not_ in a heaven still loving 
>>them) - but I couldn't think of an easy wordform to go there; suggestions?
>
>"My Mum loved fresh peas - as do I."

Hmm. That's a lot more elegant than anything I'd thought of, though I 
still feel a little uneasy about mixing a past and present tense like 
that.
-- 
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