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The same wavelength

Posted on Sat, 22 Jun 2024

Thatcher was an awful woman but at least she knew what she was doing. 

What you have written matters a lot to me too. It's good to be on the same wavelength.

 

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Posted in "For, being green, there is great hope" (quote from Shakespeare's HENRY VI PART 2, ACT 3 SCENE 1)

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Brave and brilliant

Posted on Tue, 18 Jun 2024

There's a lot of raw emotion in these words. Good on you for being able to express yourself so well in this brave and brilliant poem.

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Posted in The Heavy Heart

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Grand

Posted on Mon, 17 Jun 2024

William Butler Yeats is alive and well and living in Northampton!

Grand words Paul.

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Posted in West of Ireland

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Homeless

Posted on Mon, 10 Jun 2024

In Bulgaria (and in all countries that follow Eastern Orthodox Christianity) Easter fell on the first weekend in May this year so we were virtually guaranteed hot sunny days. Local boys Saints Cyril and Methodius like it that way.

Please...

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Unputdownable

Posted on Sun, 09 Jun 2024

But, scientifically speaking, summer doesn't even start for another twelve days. You'll have no books left unread for the real autumn. Maybe you'll find some unputdownable cleaning products.

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Rusty nails

Posted on Sun, 09 Jun 2024

Aww Jenny, I'm really sorry to hear that you're feeling rough and I hope you're quickly feeling better.

A rusty nail, by the way, is the name of a cocktail made from whiskey and Drambuie, so maybe you need to swallow a few more.

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Posted in This Sort of Thing - May 2024 - Three Dart Finish

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Easter Rising

Posted on Thu, 06 Jun 2024

Poor Alfred. As if careworkers didn't have enough on their plates without having to sort out the Middle East crisis. It says in the Bible somewhere that we should cease working when we get to age fifty, so if Alfred sticks with that he'll be...

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The webuybooks thing

Posted on Thu, 06 Jun 2024

Ah, the webuybooks thing! I was surprised to get as much as 50p for some of fhe stuff I was re-homing. Kids books mostly that they left behind when they flew the nest. But some lovely old hardback jobs that my Ma left behind weren't even...

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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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