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Nearly two, character portrait

By Rhiannonw on Tue, 01 Jun 2021

Just enough hair for a tiny vertical ponytail on top of her head. Walking around the house in wellies (thinking: I can put these on myself – ready to...

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[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Last Sunday was Pentecost Sunday, regarded as the birthday of Christ Jesus’ church (‘church’ referring to the gathered people of God, not the building) Tired of godlessness and spite, longing for the place of light, …

Journeying over the gulf

By Rhiannonw on Wed, 26 May 2021

Can I go back? Can we heal the rift? … so far a journey, a gulf so wide

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Wall Decoration

By Rhiannonw on Mon, 24 May 2021

Red brick wall, patch of crumbling mortar: roots take hold, space fills so greenery, sprinkled with pointed bells of blue campanula spills over:...

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Very enjoyable read. Love the

Posted on Sun, 06 Nov 2016

Very enjoyable read. Love the area, from taking my youngest two on lots of frequent short breaks exploring. I felt on tenterhooks for you carrying that tray so determinedly!

The toilet reminded me of a holiday in France when I was about...

Posted in Studland, missing fingers, a rabid dog called Bob and a privy

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Nice to 'see'/'hear you again

Posted on Sat, 05 Nov 2016

Nice to 'see'/'hear you again. and cleverly twisting your mathematical words around!

I take it this is about moving forward after loss, while showing how much is lost. warm greetings, and prayer. Rhiannon

Posted in Divided

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Oh, I do like this. Simple

Posted on Mon, 31 Oct 2016

Oh, I do like this. Simple and short verbal picture and message. And we all need to take to heart that the seeds of honesty; respect; integrity; truth, are the things that work, in the long run. Rhiannon

Posted in Autumn Colours

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You have the ability to

Posted on Mon, 31 Oct 2016

You have the ability to squeeze in a lot of interesting detail to keep the reader's attention, Elsie. Having done quite a bit of distribution of leaflets from chapel, I know the feeling of suddenly the variety of steps, paths, letterboxes all...

Posted in A Tour of My Neighbourhood

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So easy for a situation to

Posted on Sat, 29 Oct 2016

So easy for a situation to escalate when there is tension and a bit of distrust and resentment. 'The solution, it was decided, is straightforward replies with honesty during these questioning periods.' seems that there was a calming...

Posted in Chet and the Prisoners - 18

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I can't remember whether Toyo

Posted on Fri, 28 Oct 2016

I can't remember whether Toyo's wife is Japanese. If so, it seems hard about not reading anything in Japanese, but I suppose they just don't have enough fluent Japanese readers to check out what is being read? Friendship like this between the...

Posted in Chet and the Prisoners - 17

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Richard, Would this be a kite

Posted on Tue, 25 Oct 2016

Richard, Would this be a kite, or buzzard, or …? Rhiannon

Posted in I Am Strength

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Neatly written again. I guess

Posted on Tue, 25 Oct 2016

Neatly written again. I guess even if the arrow in the eye were mythical, it would seem to be symbolic of the conquest. Rhiannon

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The German Government soon

Posted on Sat, 22 Oct 2016

The German Government soon rewarded him with a detainee officer’s pay of $2.50 per week.” Does that mean he was a prisoner of war not an internee? Or, I suppose, maybe it means he was in US at the outbreak of war, so wouldn't be...

Posted in Chet and the Prisoners - 12

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… but the signs of the new

Posted on Fri, 21 Oct 2016

… but the signs of the new cloaking to come are there in the buds!

I like the encouragement to pause a moment, and listen, look at something more closely, Richard, and 'visiting feral feathers' has its humour! Rhiannon