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The Seasonal Years …
The spring of youth is bright and keen, enjoying vigour and new things seen, growing, blossoming, with smiles for all, though sometimes follies bring...
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The Kingdom of heaven
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] The King had come, His Kingdom was at hand. The access-sacrifice was planned. *So Satan tried to scupper,...
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Never Enough?
Am I envious of those who seem to have more (don’t know what ways they maybe using it for the helping of others more needy than me, nor what their...
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Christ’s glory on the mount, and afterwards
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] They saw his glory – brilliant bright, and soon all will behold the sight. Before that time, the sun must...
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Fading, but happy – 105!
Emotional and vague, but seeming to appreciate … A card from the King … The staff gather and join us in singing ‘Happy Birthday’ as the grandson played the violin.
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Thank you, Jenny. My husband
Posted on Thu, 14 Sep 2023
Thank you, Jenny. My husband has a real dislike to stcky feeling on things, so it's a point of fun with us to realise kids' enjoyment of it! Rhiannon
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Thank you, this is a totally
Posted on Sat, 09 Sep 2023
Thank you, this is a totally new one though. It is looking like rain here now too! Rhiannon
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Very perceptive. When I was
Posted on Wed, 06 Sep 2023
Very perceptive. When I was young, I remember saying to my sister, that well, if it wasn't really fairies bringing money with the teeth (which I'd been told, presumably), then maybe Mum and Dad were 'Father Christmas'. She said, Yes, and I felt...
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Lovely! You draw the scene
Posted on Tue, 05 Sep 2023
Lovely! You draw the scene alive with its movement and smells. Rhiannon
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You have used quite a few
Posted on Mon, 04 Sep 2023
You have used quite a few onomatopaeic words Jenny. I particularly liked
collapses, lands with forceful thump; which being the end of the little section gives the real feeling of the shock and collapse! Rhiannon
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I like the child's viewo of
Posted on Fri, 01 Sep 2023
I like the child's viewo of pioneering exploring through the tall weed 'jungle'. Was it up for the birds? Rhiannon
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That sounds a bit complicated
Posted on Wed, 30 Aug 2023
That sounds a bit complicated too! But I guess what you mean is that a real Latin phrase might not really convey much to us from that past, or what it conveys will be always very limited, but all will appreciate a rest with that view to look at!...
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You can share about an
Posted on Thu, 31 Aug 2023
You can share about an exciting, moving moment, but none can share it. Gone in an instant, but in your heart and brain, and to write about! Rhiannon
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As you cradled the little
Posted on Wed, 30 Aug 2023
As you cradled the little bird is a reminder of the comfort a gentle caring carer can give to a person suffering, and maybe, dying. Not an easy role either. Rhiannon
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It's rather nice isn't it?
Posted on Wed, 30 Aug 2023
It's rather nice isn't it? The individual words seemed to come up in google latin dictionary, but that is just the fun of it. Someone certainly enjoyed himself and must have wondered how many passers-by would 'get it'. Rhiannon
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