Kelvin crouched beside Nash. ‘He’s in good hands, Si. They’ll help him.’ Nash shook his head. He’d seen enough to understand what was happening. The...
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T- Despite the mishaps, you
Posted on Tue, 13 May 2025
T- Despite the mishaps, you have made me crave a Greek island. This is brilliant. Thank you for the read. Damn I want to be there. I'd even have breakfast with Marina.
she would not allow a word to slip from her lips. Occasionally she might emit an involuntary sound, but she never spoke, and found a deep sense of comfort in this self-imposed silence. .. I knew a little...
Are you UK or US? I've seen lots of porch pirate videos. It's big business in America, not so much so here. But we still have parcels left in your garden, and luckily, most of them are still there when we get in from work. It's only a matter of...
Beautifully written, and some lovely phrases. I don't think we'll ever understand dreams, or what their purpose is, other than maybe to work through the stress of the real world.
Okay, so my first comment is given with a pout. If this has to finish here, then it finishes perfectly. It's all wrapped up, and it doesn't feel lacking, needing more, or in any way incomplete. It's just perfect.
T- Despite the mishaps, you
Posted on Tue, 13 May 2025
T- Despite the mishaps, you have made me crave a Greek island. This is brilliant. Thank you for the read. Damn I want to be there. I'd even have breakfast with Marina.
Favourite line.
or learn how to weave their own yoghurt in a...
Read full commentPosted in Island of Dreams
The water looks black, but
Posted on Sun, 10 Aug 2014
The water looks black, but when you hold it the palms of your hands it’s completely clear....lovely.
You get all shivery, not just because the water’s so cold, but because you don’t know what’s down there. ...and again
Aunty Pearl...
Read full commentPosted in Chicken Eye in the Sky
had learnt that it paid..
Posted on Thu, 07 Aug 2014
had learnt that it paid...learned
she would not allow a word to slip from her lips. Occasionally she might emit an involuntary sound, but she never spoke, and found a deep sense of comfort in this self-imposed silence. .. I knew a little...
Read full commentPosted in Just Visiting
Wow... absolutely loved this.
Posted on Sat, 06 Jun 2026
Wow... absolutely loved this. Captivating writing. It's brilliant. I'd love to see this expanded into a novel.
Read full commentPosted in Quentin
Beautiful. And a lovely
Posted on Sat, 06 Jun 2026
Beautiful. And a lovely reminder of happy days with loved-pets passed. (presumably).
Read full commentPosted in Blue
Are you UK or US? I've seen
Posted on Tue, 21 Oct 2025
Are you UK or US? I've seen lots of porch pirate videos. It's big business in America, not so much so here. But we still have parcels left in your garden, and luckily, most of them are still there when we get in from work. It's only a matter of...
Read full commentPosted in Getting Away With It!!!
Beautifully written, and some
Posted on Thu, 10 Jul 2025
Beautifully written, and some lovely phrases. I don't think we'll ever understand dreams, or what their purpose is, other than maybe to work through the stress of the real world.
Read full commentPosted in I Dreamt of Tigers
A beautiful poem ... and a
Posted on Sun, 06 Jul 2025
A beautiful poem ... and a nudge to all us cat owners to give them all the love they deserve.
Read full commentPosted in Tibbs Out On The Tiles
Okay, so my first comment is
Posted on Tue, 27 May 2025
Okay, so my first comment is given with a pout. If this has to finish here, then it finishes perfectly. It's all wrapped up, and it doesn't feel lacking, needing more, or in any way incomplete. It's just perfect.
But Jenny, I want more of...
Read full commentPosted in A Victorian Lady's Memoirs Part Eight
Slight tense error. Stood
Posted on Mon, 26 May 2025
Slight tense error. Stood proudly...should be standing proudly.
I think this is my favourite part because I learnt two things.
I learnt that tongs (heated over a flame) were invented in 1872 by Marcel Grateau. The Marcel wave...
Read full commentPosted in A Victorian Lady's Memoirs Part Seven
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