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(pronounced Mam- ggy as in 'eggy', South-Wales word for Grandmother, meaning ‘dear mother’) Lived up the long hill from the town, half-way up the little mountain., by the cemetery – her husband had been the stonemason …

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Hawthorn

By Rhiannonw on Thu, 03 Jun 2021

White May bouquet, tumbling in the hedge, pattern delicate, exquisite: white petals, pale green centres, red anther spots, (sometimes the petals rich...

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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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Hi, Jean. Didn't the locals

Posted on Tue, 11 Oct 2016

Hi, Jean. Didn't the locals get to whipping around to getting some clothing in it to them? I suppose there was a lot of chaos with so many suddenly going off to war, and the centre was out in the country, but surely those running the camp could...

Posted in Chet and the Prisoners - 3

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Very interesting. Makes you

Posted on Mon, 10 Oct 2016

Very interesting. Makes you see it from the eyes of such a one caught up in it. Easy to see the necessity of the authorities to do something in a time of war and concern for embedded spies, and also to realise everything got done very hastily,...

Posted in Chet and the Prisoners - 2

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A vivid scene, tautly told.

Posted on Sun, 02 Oct 2016

A vivid scene, tautly told. Rhiannon

Posted in The Mystery of Cat

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I don't understand it all,

Posted on Wed, 07 Sep 2016

I don't understand it all, but it doesn't seem to be a picture of the caring God we meet in the Bible, and came to earth with an answer for our sweat and fetters that we have made for ourselves, both now and fulness to come. What the fool...

Posted in Maker's Mark

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Describing well temptation's

Posted on Tue, 30 Aug 2016

Describing well temptation's voice and the confusing reasoning and depression induced. Showing so clearly the need of a good friend at one's side to help if the cycle is really to be broken, and of course the Holy Spirit's help can make such a...

Posted in Sober Tomorrow

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Clever little parable of the

Posted on Thu, 25 Aug 2016

Clever little parable of the importance of each contributing, each needing each other, as the Bible teaches in1 Corinthians 12 about the church (people, believers, not the building!) being the body of Christ, eg if the foot should say, "...

Posted in Hanger

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Got the calypso rhythm

Posted on Thu, 25 Aug 2016

Got the calypso rhythm somehow, Linda! I liked the way you showed the forced rhythm - a bit like I had to do in my limericks. I hope there is a lot of safe enjoyment of the music, in playing, hearing and (gentle!) shaking, and laughter and...

Posted in CARNIVAL

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This sounds like the hurt of

Posted on Wed, 17 Aug 2016

This sounds like the hurt of unkind words, which those saying them often don't think about. ('Sticks and stones may hurt my bones, but words will never hurt me' being so clearly untrue) Often it is only Christ's Holy Spirit who can comfort, and...

Posted in Poison Needles

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A humourous teasing of the

Posted on Mon, 08 Aug 2016

A humourous teasing of the tourists getting London 'done'! with thought to the broken dreams of others. I remember being shown tourists landing in Scotland from a cruise ship when I was young, and being told they were coming to do Scotland in a...

Posted in FIFTH COLUMN (LONDON)

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Nice to see you around again,

Posted on Tue, 02 Aug 2016

Nice to see you around again, Richard, and still having enjoyable family gatherings. What is 'game of 20,000'? Rhiannon