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Pareidolia
Look into the flames, and what do you see? Horses and dragons flash in and flee, faces and castles seem to appear for an instant, then disappear?...
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Gloom imprisons
[inspired by ‘Two men looked out through prison bars’ Extended metaphorically]
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A garden is …
… a haven, unconfined, giving rest of mind: beauty and utility, flowers or veg, cultivated or wild, fence or hedge – and for a child a place for...
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Not just the specks in their eyes*
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Easy to criticize and dig up ancient dirt, enjoy exposing lies, and actions that have hurt, with motive to...
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In the summer heat
It’s hotter in Bulgaria, it’s cooler at the Pole. It’s winter in Australia, so really, on the whole our climate’s not extreme. But yet in height of summer heat tempers get frayed and …
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Thank you, Jenny. You set me
Posted on Wed, 15 Aug 2012
Thank you, Jenny. You set me wondering if I did take a photo. I think at that time we couldn't upload photos. I did find I had, and just put a clip of it on here. I doesn't do justice to the bird - better photos online, but it does bring back the...
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Thought-provoking and
Posted on Wed, 09 Nov 2022
Thought-provoking and reminiscent of Scrooge's dreams! The ending of leaving it too late, so unclear what the offer was, is appropriate.
It is good to remember failures if it leads to repentance. It is good to remember good deeds, but not...
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An interesting introduction,
Posted on Wed, 09 Nov 2022
An interesting introduction, Jenny, and some lovely descriptions. Is it from film or zoo that you can picture all this? Rhiannon
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The old soldiers, their
Posted on Sun, 06 Nov 2022
The old soldiers, their families and contemporaries remember. We need reminding. Rhiannon
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Yes, it's crumbles mostly for
Posted on Sat, 05 Nov 2022
Yes, it's crumbles mostly for me, and usually mixed with apples or other fruit. I've been freezing a lot of quince someone wasn't using recently and they are very similar to pears (though very hard to cut, but cook quickly, and again I tend to...
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You've caught your delight
Posted on Sat, 05 Nov 2022
You've caught your delight and the enjoyment handed to you, unplannable! Rhiannon
(I grabbed some pears either surplus to someone's pickings, or too uncertain to put in the foodbank, at church a couple of weeks ago, and got them cooked and...
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My sister had tight curls and
Posted on Wed, 02 Nov 2022
My sister had tight curls and disliked it. I think now she has her hair longer, and doesn't feel bothered by the curls at the ends! She envied my slightly wavy hair! As Insert says, the grass is always greener, and when you're young you feel so...
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Thanks, Di. They are fallible
Posted on Tue, 01 Nov 2022
Thanks, Di. They are fallible human beings as we are! And though either side of debates may be genuine, they are capable of getting confused, and that is why we need a responsible opposition to argue carefully, and realise some issues are complex...
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Graveyards can be very eerie
Posted on Sat, 29 Oct 2022
Graveyards can be very eerie with gusty wind and squelchy decaying lieaves this time of the year, and early darkness, as you well picture, Jenny.
But it's not the restless human dead. Though the physical body die and crumble, the spirit...
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Sounds like another
Posted on Sat, 29 Oct 2022
Sounds like another reviatlising walk captured on paper! And that remembered autumna smell.
Reminds me of wanting to photograph the sound of the waves and wind off the cliffs – also envigorating! Rhiannon
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