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1015 of my comments have received 1101 Great Feedback votes

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The quizzical look...

Posted on Sat, 17 Feb 2024

The ghosts won't go away, but thankfully neither will the face in the photograph. It never could.

I can see that quizzical look on her face. I've seen it many times.

And I can see the need for the dreamtime gun. 

A deeply...

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Thanks very much for your

Posted on Thu, 15 Feb 2024

Thanks very much for your kind words Penny4AT.

I hope the paper from your factory tasted better than our crisps.

 

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Now I understand why shopping

Posted on Wed, 14 Feb 2024

Now I understand why shopping takes so long.

I can really imagine this conversation taking place. 

Certainly a poem to bring out the smiles.

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I try to do this not waking

Posted on Tue, 13 Feb 2024

I try to do this not waking up thing myself, Rhiannon, but I'm always met on the landing by an infestation of cats that all want to dive in to drink running water from the tap in the bathroom washbasin. To me it seems I waste my time.

The...

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Gypsies

Posted on Mon, 05 Feb 2024

Ah now, my heart’s full of special music.

I’ve dozens of favourites and if I listed them all you’d get bored but top of the tree is David Bowie.

I was brought up on Irish music (Dubliners, Clancy Brothers, Planxty, Josef Locke) and...

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Her mind a circus in a

Posted on Wed, 07 Feb 2024

Her mind a circus in a fishbowl

That's a brilliant line.

Every time, the whole situation is one of mental torture for the poor elderly person and for the family but struggling on without the care home is even harder....

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Poor, poor tadpoles.

Posted on Thu, 08 Feb 2024

We avoid using the car as much as possible and recycle practically everything. Even our cats are secondhand. There's not much more that we can do to save the planet except to sit at home and be depressed about it.

I didn't know about the...

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Thanks very much airyfairy.

Posted on Thu, 08 Feb 2024

Thanks very much airyfairy.

My 100 words a day thing keeps my brain ticking over. It's a bit like a sodoku in words rather than numbers. So even if nobody reads it, it's worth having a crack at. 

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When I read your comment, Di,

Posted on Thu, 08 Feb 2024

When I read your comment, Di, I thought your cat had been complaining about chalkdust. We have dust but it's nothing to do with chalk.

Our weather is unbelievably warm at the moment which is not typical. Our winters are much milder than...

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It certainly is Rhiannon.

Posted on Thu, 08 Feb 2024

It certainly is Rhiannon. Already we have things sprouting up all over the place. At the beginning of March nature seems to explode in Bulgaria.

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