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Goody Two Shoes

It’s hard to find something to give up if you’re doing nothing bad in the first place.
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Lingo Bingo

An explanation of the labour of love of my life that may have started out a long time ago as a labour of clinging on to my life.
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Pick of the Month

Children of the Absolution

A recollection of thoughts I had during my childhood in the 1960s. I intended writing them down long before now but I was always terrified to death at the thought of the potential consequences.
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Piblokto

Piblokto: a culture-specific syndrome occurring among traditional Inuit people, particularly women, characterized by an outburst of cries or screams, the removal of clothing, and seeming possession by a bird or animal spirit. Scientists believe that the causes include extreme cold and a lack of sunlight.
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955 of my comments have received 1025 Great Feedback votes

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Pick of the Dream Pops

Posted on Thu, 08 May 2025

It must be very difficult for any musical performers from Mullingar to succeed, living as they do in the shadow of the immortal Joe Dolan. So fair play to the Gone Forevers. I'm glad their lyrics are in Swedish. I wish Abba could have done the...

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Marillion

Posted on Wed, 07 May 2025

Oooh, thanks very much indeed Jenny. Your comment is almost as long as my post.

When I worked in Bristol there was a colleague who had previously been a roadie for Marillion and, as a consequence, Marillion agreed to be the live band at...

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And now for my next tick...

Posted on Wed, 07 May 2025

Ah now, I'm delighted by this news. I've been confined to the house most of the day by a huge thunderstorm so this has fair cheered me up.

Many thanks to you, your cat and your blackbird. 

 

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Bravo!

Posted on Tue, 06 May 2025

Very well done Jane. Fingers crossed here for the book. Unlike IPFN, I do have a hat to eat if it doesn't get published but hats tend to give me indigestion, especially sombreros.

And it will get published anyway.

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Ar Zhao

Posted on Wed, 07 May 2025

Ayup ar Zhao! Is tha lakin' at snooker terneet?

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Energetic

Posted on Thu, 01 May 2025

Isn't energetic just the perfect word for describing the spring?

A great poem Jenny. Congratulations on all the accolades.

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Old Quarry

Posted on Fri, 25 Apr 2025

We never know what characters hide behind those scary faces. Better safe than sorry, every time for children and adults.

When I was nine and living in York, a lorry driver stopped and offered me a lift. I often think back and wonder what...

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Posted in More Than We Bargained For

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Scary stuff

Posted on Fri, 25 Apr 2025

Such a shame that a lovely adventure should go so horribly wrong. You did right to run away as it could have gone even more horribly wrong. A story of two extremes, and quite disturbing as we never know what is out there. We live in a scary world...

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Petty cash

Posted on Thu, 17 Apr 2025

The money I gave to Kavinda was approximately one tenth of my weekly wage at the time, so not much at all to me but a fortune to him.

I've written part three but it's too big to fit within the parameters of an ABC post so I've split it and...

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Ships

Posted on Wed, 16 Apr 2025

Thank you very much Jenny.

I think hardship enriches our lives more than riches do, though probably not for Sri Lankans as so many of them have known only hardship.

I worked for the shipping company just short of three years which...

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