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Please Tell Him That I Said Hello

The events of February 2025 (the first part) in my neck of the copse, described using my usual one hundred words per day method.
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The Lighthouse Keeper of Ras Gombo

It’s a well-known fact that seafarers staring at the sea during the hours of darkness can be hypnotised by the calming waves and the bioluminescence as their ship cuts through the water. In their half-awake half-asleep state of mind, they feel an unexplainable urge to walk to the railings, climb over and jump in. I once experienced this peculiar feeling whilst on watch on a bulk carrier sailing south through the Red Sea towards the Bab al-Mandab Strait and the Indian Ocean beyond.
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Fathoms Above

Oh I do like to be beneath the seaside.
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Shenanigans with Catkins

January 2025 (the latter part) and the things that I saw and did in my usual one hundred words per day sort of way.
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Lesley Garrett and Billy the Kid

Posted on Mon, 10 Nov 2025

A funny, sad and exhilarating journey from the bar to motherhood. Good on you for keeping those things and telling us about them and surviving Lesley Garrett. 

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Baldies

Posted on Fri, 07 Nov 2025

I had reason to visit our local Husqvarna shop the other day and while I was waiting to be served, with your old lad Dennis in mind, I had a look at the leaf blowers they had on sale. I was tempted to ask questions but I didn't know the Bulgarian...

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Bathrooms

Posted on Mon, 03 Nov 2025

I had wondered about this so your story makes perfect sense. Had this been on your mind for a long time? 

A mature walnut tree stands near to my bathroom window and I have noticed squirrels sitting and having a good old gawp at me from the...

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Travels

Posted on Sun, 02 Nov 2025

I’d love to know what you sing in your car Jenny. We mostly sing along by joining in whenever a really awful song comes on the car radio. Our local radio station seems to play The Power of Love by Jennifer Rush at 1:40 every weekday afternoon. We...

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Spiders

Posted on Fri, 31 Oct 2025

There certainly is more to this world than we are seeing Jenny. I think that everytime I'm in the garden and a cobweb I hadn't noticed sticks to my face.

Cobwebs and spiders are wonderful things though, so whenever I spot a really good web...

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Tenebrae

Posted on Sun, 26 Oct 2025

The autumn clock change is indeed grim Jane, but what a burst of happiness I get from the spring the other way one. Unless we move to the bottom end of Argentina for half of the year we're stuck with dark winters, so I tend to bite the bullet and...

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Hurroo!

Posted on Sun, 26 Oct 2025

Splendid news! Thank you AF. You're a very kind editor. 

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Baby

Posted on Fri, 31 Oct 2025

Thank you IPFN. And the baby's lovely too. 

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Brutal

Posted on Thu, 30 Oct 2025

The Celtic cross was an incredible piece of sculpting but I struggled to enjoy it because it was a memorial to a landowner (the Earl of Leitrim) who was an altogether unpleasant man though not as bad as his father who was assassinated by locals...

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The bells!

Posted on Sun, 26 Oct 2025

Thanks Di.

We went away to stay with friends in the mountains for the weekend, returning early Sunday evening, so feeding the team was the responsibility of the house-sitter lady. She's very good at dealing with life's abnormalities so we...

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