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The Summer of 1963
The weather was hot.
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Grace
Grace Horsley Darling (24 November 1815 – 20 October 1842) was an English lighthouse keeper's daughter. Her participation in the rescue of survivors...
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The Owl and the Pussycat
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Cooking for One
A bachelor's menu.
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An Island in the Sky
New species found in Mabu's rainforest
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I must confess that I am not
Posted on Tue, 15 Mar 2022
I must confess that I am not at all familiar with the expression 'milk-money door'.but I guess that in this context it refers to the dole office where money for essential food, like. milk, can be claimed.
Read full commentThe only other definition I found...
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In my younger days my
Posted on Tue, 08 Mar 2022
In my younger days my handwriting was good, even if I say so myself, but with the advent of technology I came to rely on word processing for my writing and emails for correspondence. All my fountain pens, including the Rotring that I used to draw...
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A very expressive poem that
Posted on Tue, 08 Mar 2022
A very expressive poem that emphasises your love of nature and your poetic talent that has made gigantic steps since an unduly hesitant beginning. Your writing is always worthy of appreciation.
Luigi xx
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Very topical and relevant to
Posted on Fri, 18 Feb 2022
Very topical and relevant to the I.P., Jenny.
I hope you haven't been affected by the storm. Here we had a lot of rain and moderate wind but nothing drastic. Let's hope for better conditions.
Luigi xx
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You ask relevant but
Posted on Thu, 03 Feb 2022
You ask relevant but rhetorical questions, Rhiannon.
A good take on the Inspiration Point.
Luigi x
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Congratulations to you,
Posted on Tue, 25 Jan 2022
Congratulations to you, Turlough, for reaching the pinnacle with this well-executed fine poem, with lines as swirling as the river itself. Even though I am very interested in Greek mythology, into which I occasionally dip for literary references...
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Hi Michael.
Posted on Wed, 22 Dec 2021
Hi Michael.
Read full commentI have written one or two pieces about aliens and out-of-body experiences, so I was able to enjoy your tale on that topic. I particularly liked the opening paragraph: it really catches the reader's attention and invites him to...
Posted in The Otherworldly Visitor of Oscaloo
Great story, Jane. Enjoyed it
Posted on Sun, 02 Jan 2022
Great story, Jane. Enjoyed it tremendously.
Read full commentI often get the message that other people are looking at the same item that I am scrutinising and at first I felt discriminated against because everyone was talking to Cristina and didn't want to...
Posted in Five Other People Are Looking At This Item
Writing lovely poetry has
Posted on Fri, 31 Dec 2021
Writing lovely poetry has become your trademark, Jenny.
This description of the advent of a new year is perhaps wishful thinking; the desire to relive the happy memories of years past. Despite the current uncertain situation, optimism...
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Hi Turlough, what a
Posted on Tue, 28 Dec 2021
Hi Turlough, what a delightful anecdote. It reminded me of my time in Italy where the general belief of most married men was that meals provided by their wives were never as good as those of their mothers.
Read full commentYour poem prompted me to jot down...
Posted in The Chips at Twerton Park
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