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My Perfect Zombie
Dallying in Donegal and dabbling in Derry. The penultimate of a fair few parts.
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Ardara Rain’s A-Gonna Fall
Days and nights in dear old Donegal. Part seven of nine, probably.
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Our Little Owen Man
Becoming a grandfather’s such a doddle. I’ve done it three times now without even getting out of the armchair.
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Ooze Next?
Days and nights in dear old Donegal. Part six of nine, maybe ten, but certainly not eleven.
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Early Lateness
If I could turn back time, I’d write a song about it.
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Positivity
Posted on Tue, 05 May 2026
But there are still good things and good people around us. We must cling on to them and make the most of what we have. That's my daily mantra which sort of helps, at least until I turn on my computer.
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Tomorrow Never Knows
Posted on Tue, 05 May 2026
You've mirrored the thoughts that bang around in my head whenever I see my lovely tiny grandchildren and wonder what this planet will be like when they are as old as I am now. I hope it will be a happier world by then but I wouldn't put money on...
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I almost missed the Mist of Time
Posted on Sun, 26 Apr 2026
Lovely words Jenny. The golden cherries and the wee green book are well deserved.
I’m sorry I’ve only just seen this but I’m glad you’ve been able to find the strength and inspiration to write. It’s amazing what silent moments in...
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The B52s
Posted on Thu, 07 May 2026
If they’re still using the same B50s and B52s that I saw at Fairford back in the days when they were bombing Belgrade they’re probably running on coal. They were the ones that bombed Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos in the 1960s.
It’s peaceful...
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Offenbach Kickers
Posted on Wed, 06 May 2026
There's a German fourth-tier men's football team called Offenbach Kickers. I wish they'd qualify for a European competition and get themselves on the telly so I can see if they play in frilly petticoats and stockings with garters. They could...
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How Orpheus!
Posted on Wed, 06 May 2026
The place where Orpheus emerged from Hades, (leaving his lovely missus, Eurydice, behind) is known as the Devil’s Throat Cave and it’s near to the mountain village of Yagodina in southern Bulgaria. So the River Styx that represents the boundary...
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Cosmic!
Posted on Mon, 20 Apr 2026
Great words from our very own cosmic poet.
Nice one Paul.
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Housey! Housey!
Posted on Tue, 14 Apr 2026
Is this the old house in Plovdiv that you're flying over or the new one in Krichim?
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Dating Dinosaurs
Posted on Fri, 10 Apr 2026
Is there a word for having carnal knowledge of an extinct species? This is very funny but it was probably for the best that you stopped where you did.
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Smile
Posted on Wed, 08 Apr 2026
It's really nice to know I put a smile on your face Jenny. But wouldn't a big bowl of rhubarb crumble or a bag of hot cross buns put a smile on your face too? It would me.
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