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Story'Parcel for you..' Part 2 Jane Hyphen112 years 7 months ago
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StoryLacking a Home, Not a Soul Jluskking22 years 7 months ago
StoryLove Story 4. celticman112 years 7 months ago
StoryI'll Think About Writing Ewan112 years 7 months ago
StoryNo Fond Farewell Ewan162 years 7 months ago
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StoryThe Fall of the Mountain King Turlough122 years 8 months ago
StoryPembrokeshire — two seasons Rhiannonw202 years 8 months ago
StoryBeneath Cnoc Daod Turlough172 years 8 months ago

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Back in the M.A.F.F. - Part One of Two

It was the first time I’d ever been asked the question ‘Are you allergic to silage?’ at a job interview. I couldn’t give a definitive answer because...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Four of Four

Kev sat down on my settee with a beer from my fridge to watch the racing results on my television. Jim in Glasgow had paid for all of these things,...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Three of Four

From the cockpit, Captain Australia (the world’s first marsupial superhero) announced that we would be landing in Naples, Muscat, Bombay, Singapore...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Two of Four

Unfortunately, I didn’t have my mobile phone with me because at that stage of the rampant global advance in technology they had yet to be invented,...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part One of Four

If we were allowed to make up our own birth signs I reckon I’d probably go for Hermes (not herpes) because in Greek mythology, he was the god of...
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Dilation of de nation

Posted on Sun, 15 Dec 2024

I can't understand why David Attenborough has never taken his film crew to the Tommy Wass on Dewsbury Road. A pub famed for its great range of pupil dilation.

Keep well Jenny!

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Our Bowerbird

Posted on Sun, 15 Dec 2024

That's incredible Jenny. Thanks for sharing. 

The video clip reminds me of a pub I used to frequent in Leeds.

I love your accompanying poem too. The words offer a great description of the bird and its habits.

 

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Clocks

Posted on Tue, 10 Dec 2024

But my birthday's always the week after the clocks have changed. It's the worst possible time of the year. I don't feel like celebrating anything until they've been changed back again in March; that vernal clock change day in itself being a...

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Birthday legalities

Posted on Tue, 10 Dec 2024

If all that changing your birthday to a different date malarkey was legal, I would choose to have mine on a summer's day. I think I'd like to be celebrating on the birthday of William Butler Yeats, which is 13th June, though he was born a...

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Goran Bregovic

Posted on Sun, 08 Dec 2024

Thanks for reading, Jenny, and for your greatly appreciated comment.

I'm glad you liked the music too. Goran Bregovic is a legend in Eastern Europe and I've been to see him perform live many times. For me he's been a gateway to the...

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Meteorological bits

Posted on Sat, 07 Dec 2024

Storms stir up all sorts of emotions Jenny and I love the way your words have shown how you can make the most of them. I used to love them. Each with their own individual characteristics and always exciting to watch. I'm sorry to bang on about...

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Crackers!

Posted on Wed, 04 Dec 2024

With your festive words I think you've covered all the features of a classic Christmas, Paul.

Except for a Boxing Day football match, perhaps!

Very well done. It's a Christmas cracker!

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Hip op hooray!

Posted on Tue, 03 Dec 2024

Those words 'new lease of life' are music to my ears. I'm delighted for you Jenny.

I'm also delighted that you and your neighbours didn't give in to the developers. I remember when I first found out about the existence of land banks, where...

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More Johns

Posted on Tue, 03 Dec 2024

Nice one Jenny!

Your first two paragraphs could be about me, apart from the 'offered a substantial amount of money' bit.

But fair play to that man John! The world needs more Johns.

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Bobby Charlton

Posted on Mon, 02 Dec 2024

Thanks very much Jenny.

I shave my head once a fortnight to disquise the fact that I'm thinning on top but that approach might not work for you. 

My surname is Mullan, which is an anglicised version of Ó Maoláin, which is an old...

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