blackberries, swollen seconds full of sun I pick, to burst sweet on my tongue, now and now. In overgrown long disused school ground brambles slow arc...
We're the biggest stone in the wall but we don't sit straight, almost fall each time we ask why are we here? This is our free will, to feel fear yet...
Both story and comments very interesting. I don't know if this might be published, just that I have really enjoyed reading all three of these journals so much. You have brought your Mum's kindness and strength of character to life for me, and...
Very glad, too, that you are going to keep going with these!
Our last bank closed here this Summer. There were 6 when we first arrived. The post office is a bit sectioned off at the back of Londis, since the Post Office closed. It is a bit...
"Sarah smiled nervously and Lionel shouted ‘It’s been real. Ah’ll sithee’. Having spent his time on Earth in Yorkshire, Lionel was a space alien of few words." I loved that :0) Was part expecting Lionel to dash down into the cricket match and...
"Climb up, up the fields" I liked that second up :0) Made me think how very steep it was, as that wonderful photo shows! I am so glad you are able to go out and about again, and we get to read your brilliant accounts
Just so long as it's not direct debit, as then they can put it up without telling. And she might find it really hard to unsubscribe. (Or, maybe she could ask for Spencer to get really brainy as an update and he could unsubscribe for her? Would he...
Hi Jenny, thankyou for this lovely poem, I can imagine you very clearly, looking up at the gulls :0) I love watching them too, sure they are enjoying flying, riding the wind :0) I have been thinking often about you as the days get closer to 11th...
I liked this very much, feel cruel when lifting something in the garden, turn the woodlice world upside down, had never thought of it being like being forced to confront the endless sky. How lies can be more understandable, more comforting than...
I loved your description of being a tom-boy and play-fighting :0) You have brought happy family life and care and love into your poem about toys. Cross-eyed Bear made me smile, too. I guess not wanting the train set but being interested in your...
Insidious is the word! Well
Posted on Mon, 14 Oct 2024
Insidious is the word! Well done taking a stand
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Both story and comments very
Posted on Fri, 11 Oct 2024
Both story and comments very interesting. I don't know if this might be published, just that I have really enjoyed reading all three of these journals so much. You have brought your Mum's kindness and strength of character to life for me, and...
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Very glad, too, that you are
Posted on Fri, 04 Oct 2024
Very glad, too, that you are going to keep going with these!
Read full commentOur last bank closed here this Summer. There were 6 when we first arrived. The post office is a bit sectioned off at the back of Londis, since the Post Office closed. It is a bit...
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"Sarah smiled nervously and
Posted on Thu, 03 Oct 2024
"Sarah smiled nervously and Lionel shouted ‘It’s been real. Ah’ll sithee’. Having spent his time on Earth in Yorkshire, Lionel was a space alien of few words." I loved that :0) Was part expecting Lionel to dash down into the cricket match and...
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"Climb up, up the fields" I
Posted on Wed, 02 Oct 2024
"Climb up, up the fields" I liked that second up :0) Made me think how very steep it was, as that wonderful photo shows! I am so glad you are able to go out and about again, and we get to read your brilliant accounts
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Just so long as it's not
Posted on Tue, 08 Oct 2024
Just so long as it's not direct debit, as then they can put it up without telling. And she might find it really hard to unsubscribe. (Or, maybe she could ask for Spencer to get really brainy as an update and he could unsubscribe for her? Would he...
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A brave and beautiful
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2024
A brave and beautiful poem from Jenny is Pick of the Day! Please do share if you can
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Hi Jenny, thankyou for this
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2024
Hi Jenny, thankyou for this lovely poem, I can imagine you very clearly, looking up at the gulls :0) I love watching them too, sure they are enjoying flying, riding the wind :0) I have been thinking often about you as the days get closer to 11th...
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I liked this very much, feel
Posted on Mon, 07 Oct 2024
I liked this very much, feel cruel when lifting something in the garden, turn the woodlice world upside down, had never thought of it being like being forced to confront the endless sky. How lies can be more understandable, more comforting than...
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I loved your description of
Posted on Tue, 08 Oct 2024
I loved your description of being a tom-boy and play-fighting :0) You have brought happy family life and care and love into your poem about toys. Cross-eyed Bear made me smile, too. I guess not wanting the train set but being interested in your...
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