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| Story | A Beer With The Owner | Ewan | 1 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | ‘As useful as a chocolate teapot!' | Rhiannonw | 7 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | Don't Blame The River | Ewan | 4 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | Word-music | Rhiannonw | 11 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | Goatie 18 | celticman | 8 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | James and Ellie | luigi_pagano | 14 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | It's Too Late For Things Missed | skinner_jennifer | 26 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | Demon Drink Days | smokejack | 10 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | Escape into dream jobs | Rhiannonw | 7 | 2 years 6 months ago |
| Story | We | Ewan | 2 | 2 years 6 months ago |
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| Story | They aren’t missing! | Rhiannonw | 4 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Cathedral of Cologne (Koln) | jxmartin | 7 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Silas Nash Book 1: Hush Hush Honeysuckle: Chapter Nine (a) | Sooz006 | 4 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | The Rebel’s Regrets | Rhiannonw | 6 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Waiting for the Flyers. Part15: visiting Jess's domain. | Ed Crane | 5 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Ebsen | randy-johnson | 1 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | 10.3 Hakra Fair | windrose | 1 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | The Things Missed | Ewan | 11 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Goatie 16 | celticman | 7 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | Amsterdam- Day one | jxmartin | 4 | 2 years 7 months ago |
| Story | An Economy of Words at Ned's | hudsonmoon | 13 | 2 years 7 months ago |
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The Liberation of Stefan and Penka
We met in black and white. Four eyes peircing dirt and spiders‘ webs To escape their world behind the wood pile In the darkest corner of an ancient...
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We Are Seacroft!
With my folks, I lived on top Of the North East Gas Board showrooms shop In a row of flats called Parkway Mews From which we had outstanding views Of...
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The Condemnation of Darkness
Hello darkness my old friend You're here to drive me round the bend As sultry summers meet their end You pounce upon my fear and send Me screaming...
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Devil Gate Drive
Between our village, Malki Chiflik, and our capital, Sofia, the road cuts its way through the Balkan range of mountains, assisted by several lofty...
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Mother Bulgaria
As Lenin looks down from his sombre pedestal Concrete erupts from a bleak landscape like The broken teeth of windswept peasants Drinking homemade...
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The Gandhi family
Posted on Wed, 05 Jun 2024
Joan would have been dismayed if Mahatma Gandhi had made the pancakes. Surely that was the work for Mrs Gandhi.But maybe there wasn't a Mrs Gandhi to cook for him, which would explain why he was so thin.
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The mother-in-law
Posted on Wed, 05 Jun 2024
We have an English friend here who does Sudoku. She admits that sometimes it's a bit of a waste of time but says at least it gives her something to think about while she's talking to her mother-in-law on Skype.
Les Dawson lives on!
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Curry tales
Posted on Wed, 05 Jun 2024
Ah, thanks Jenny.
Strange that both you and Insert have said that Joan reminds you of your ex-mothers in law. Maybe they were all the same person.
My dad used to love curry but no other adults in the family did and it was assumed...
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Books like that
Posted on Tue, 21 May 2024
With books like that around, the world has no place for all the artificial intelligence nonsense that's going on.
But will we get to read what appears on its blank pages?
A great idea and a great read.
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Special time of day
Posted on Mon, 27 May 2024
Great words to suit this special time of day. Calming moments.
I really liked your
A smile to melt the cold stare
of all the hardest days
as that's exactly how the dusk has made me feel down the...
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Brave stories
Posted on Thu, 30 May 2024
But you've probably other experiences to tell Marley about Di. We all live our lives differently.
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Poor Bob the Grandad
Posted on Thu, 30 May 2024
Apparently Irish people claim that Bob Marley has Irish blood through his father's line but Irish people always claim stuff like that about people, especially if they are a bit poetic or good story tellers. I've read somewhere that Bob's father...
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Nine Monkeys
Posted on Tue, 28 May 2024
Nine monkey puzzle trees must be quite a sight to see, as must be the views from the ridge that your words describe so well.
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Scary!
Posted on Fri, 24 May 2024
I think it was that great philosopher, Sting, who once wrote / sang, There's no such thing as a winnable war.
This is a great read Paul. Your very descriptive words create a situation as worrying and scary as the sitution in real...
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A walk throught the woods
Posted on Wed, 22 May 2024
A walk throught the woods brought to life beautifully by your words Jenny.
A lovely, enjoyable read.
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