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Teeth Tales - The Miser’s Guide to Molars

I swear on my eye teeth that not a word of this is true.
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The Aromatherapist of Kozloduy

Summary but certainly not summery, though quite springlike towards the end of the month. Using precisely one hundred words per day, here’s my account of the things that went on in my Bulgarian life during the latter fourteen days of February.
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When Your Snow is Deeper Than Your Dog

Summary but certainly not summery. Using precisely one hundred words per day, here’s my account of the things that went on in my Bulgarian life during the first fourteen days of February.
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Poem of the week

On Achill Island

What good’s a house without a penny whistle?
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Eva of the Seven Wonders

Originally intended for last week’s Inspiration Point (To keep or not to keep, or something), this piece missed the cut off point because heavy snow and power cuts kept me from completing it.
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992 of my comments have received 1067 Great Feedback votes

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Verse Nine (for Jenny)

Posted on Sat, 27 Dec 2025

 

A poet plagued by Yuletide snot

Amidst great mounds of Kleenex grot

Observed proceedings from her cot

As soldiers danced with swords in kilts

To send some cheer to Swindon, Wilts

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Posted in Fête de Noël de Madame Priyatelkata

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Gimme Shelter

Posted on Wed, 14 Jan 2026

I can feel it too Jane and it's drained every last drop of enthusiasm that I ever had for anything. The power-crazed lunatics (particularly the dayglow paedophile protector and his unruly mob) are coming very close to destroying everything we...

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Posted in Gloom and Doom (sorry)

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Israel

Posted on Wed, 02 Jul 2025

I agree with you entirely Ed.

We are constantly being brainwashed by the media. It seems that a huge chunk of the population of the so-called 'developed world' agree with the governments that support Netanyahoo but they do so simply out of...

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Posted in Up to Their Ears in Tears

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Fireflies and frogs

Posted on Sat, 21 Sep 2024

A couple of times in our garden, after a summer evening rainshower, I've seen small frogs that have swallowed fireflies. I only know this because I've seen the dull flashing from inside their throats. 

This is a lovely poem Jenny. I really...

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Posted in Enchanted insects

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Bernard Manning

Posted on Tue, 09 Jul 2024

The former existence of Bernard Manning pours doubt on the possibility that there has ever been a supreme being that's made us in their image. 

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Posted in Imperfect Beauty

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Kind words, Di. Thank you.

Posted on Fri, 21 Jul 2023

Kind words, Di. Thank you.

If it helps you keep the giggling under control I'll read something about my involvement with the bubonic plague on 12 August. 

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Posted in Our Man in Golubac

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Italian cuisine

Posted on Thu, 12 Mar 2026

Twenty years before I tasted parmesan cheese for the first time, I heard a posh friend of our family talking about being in an Italian restaurant in London and having ‘parmies and cheese’ on her spaghetti. I’d only ever seen spaghetti from a...

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Posted in When your world wobbles ..

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Beans

Posted on Fri, 06 Mar 2026

Oh Jenny.

What an awful experience. What you’ve been through sounds like the sort of ordeal that would make a person ill even if they weren’t in the first place. I always get the impression that the people who work in NHS hospitals are...

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Posted in My Time In A & E ( PT 2 )

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Vive la Différence

Posted on Sat, 28 Feb 2026

From the days when I worked in Barking (a place that strangely has nothing to do with dogs) with an office full of Essex meatheads, I vaguely remember Mitzi being the name of a page three model. I hope your mum’s dog kept its top on.

There...

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Posted in Lost in Translation

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Belshazzar's or Bust

Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026

But lest I paint too bleak a picture...

You’ve done the complete opposite. The detail with which you’ve described your town tells me it’s packed with places that I’d spend much of my time in if I lived there.

When Mary...

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Posted in 5. Secondhand Prose

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