Interesting reading this on the day a court in Manhattan has ruled that Trumpenstein's global tariffs are unlawful. What will the tangerine man do now that he's being held to account by the institutions. Watch this space!
Ah...I thought this would go on and on but it's finally ended. It must be a feeling akin to grief when you've been so attached to the characters for so long.
Good luck if you go for publishing. I'm sure there's a market for a book like...
Thanks for reading it, Di. It's a move that's 8 years in the making. Tried to move to the outskirts of Bristol in 2017 but it fell through and then life happened. Happy to be here now.
'Tines' is intentional - as in spokes as in horizon....
Compelling and beautifully
Posted on Tue, 27 May 2025
Compelling and beautifully written.
This is today's Facebook, X/Twitter and BlueSky Pick of the Day.
Looking forward to reading more and good luck with the rest of it.
Congratulations.
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Interesting reading this on
Posted on Mon, 26 May 2025
Interesting reading this on the day a court in Manhattan has ruled that Trumpenstein's global tariffs are unlawful. What will the tangerine man do now that he's being held to account by the institutions. Watch this space!
Read full commentPosted in Chronicles of Trumpenstein : Desecration and Desperation.. By (As Distant As Possible!) Armchair Commentator Alfred N.Muggins
"Far views and peace
Posted on Mon, 12 May 2025
"Far views and peace
just sounds of lapping waves on rocks below.."
Sounds absolutely wonderful. Sites like this make life worth living.
Gorgeous imagery, Rhiannon :)
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"..surfing pure breakers..
Posted on Sun, 11 May 2025
"..surfing pure breakers...white
horses that feed on flights of fancy,
when life is slow."
That's a lovely way of capturing the notion of waves.
Evocative and very lovely, Jenny.
Another wonderful diary entry.
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Ah...I thought this would go
Posted on Tue, 06 May 2025
Ah...I thought this would go on and on but it's finally ended. It must be a feeling akin to grief when you've been so attached to the characters for so long.
Good luck if you go for publishing. I'm sure there's a market for a book like...
Read full commentPosted in Parcel for You - Part 61 (the end)
All caught up with both parts
Posted on Thu, 08 May 2025
All caught up with both parts.
["I need to write poetry in Bulgarian" - Yes...me too. It can only get better!]
Glory, glory, Leeds United. Back in the Promised Land once more.
"Difficult Cat of the Month" - that's a hard...
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Thanks for reading it, Di. It
Posted on Tue, 06 May 2025
Thanks for reading it, Di. It's a move that's 8 years in the making. Tried to move to the outskirts of Bristol in 2017 but it fell through and then life happened. Happy to be here now.
'Tines' is intentional - as in spokes as in horizon....
Read full commentPosted in A Move to Bleadon Hill
I'm glad I'm not a loyal
Posted on Sat, 03 May 2025
I'm glad I'm not a loyal Trumpling. Just image how hard it must be.
He's wittering on about re-opening Alactraz now along with 100% tariffs on non-US made movies or summat. Barking, truly barking.
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This ingeniously conceived
Posted on Thu, 01 May 2025
This ingeniously conceived and told tale of tulip picking is, appropriately, today's Facebook, X/Twitter and BlueSky Pick of the Day.
I've added a pic to promote your work on social media. Please let me know if you prefer to use something...
Read full commentPosted in Semper Augustus
"..and I would admire this
Posted on Thu, 01 May 2025
"..and I would admire this toiled beauty
standing in splendour triumphantly."
That's a great finish and a lovely homage to a place that clearly means a lot to you, Jenny.
Another gorgeous poem from you, of course.
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