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StoryThe Owl and the Pussycat luigi_pagano2011 hours 2 min ago
StoryThey said, 'Trespassers will … Rhiannonw812 hours 11 min ago
StoryRain at the Forest Cafe marandina251 day 17 hours ago
StoryThe Wedding Schubert42 days 15 hours ago
StoryGetting On With Life After Miscarriage mcscraic82 days 22 hours ago
StoryTom's Secret Starfish Girl73 days 3 hours ago
StoryTang Hall Beck Turlough183 days 8 hours ago
StoryBREAK DOWN OF A BREAKDOWN kheldar43 days 10 hours ago
StoryWest of Ireland marandina263 days 18 hours ago
StoryParcel for you...Part 29 Jane Hyphen215 days 9 hours ago
StoryEric’s War Turlough205 days 18 hours ago
StoryA Midsummer Night’s Dream marandina281 week 8 hours ago
Blog entryStory and Poem of the Week and Inspiration Point airyfairy01 week 9 hours ago
StoryBoris and the Hustings marandina231 week 1 day ago
Story"For, being green, there is great hope" (quote from Shakespeare's HENRY VI PART 2, ACT 3 SCENE 1) Di_Hard311 week 2 days ago
StoryAn Easter Message Of Confusion from Alfred N.Muggins Part 2 : France! David Kirtley71 week 2 days ago
StoryExtract! Rhiannonw151 week 5 days ago
StoryNatterjack onemorething142 weeks 15 hours ago
StoryA Matter of Regret luigi_pagano222 weeks 1 day ago
StoryVoid D G Moody62 weeks 1 day ago
StoryLast Train jennifer192 weeks 3 days ago
StoryPoppies jennifer62 weeks 3 days ago
StoryHere is the News luigi_pagano82 weeks 3 days ago
StoryImperfect Beauty Ewan52 weeks 3 days ago
StoryAgism or chicanery? jxmartin72 weeks 3 days ago

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Now Is The Summer Of Our Discontent

A bit of a rant. The odd bit of totally unnecessary foul language. The views expressed are strictly the author's own.
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Story of the week

As You Wish

If your life is unbearable, what do you wish for? Rewrite of something posted in response to an IP nine years ago. Old IPs never die, they just get much needed edits...
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A Drama And A Crisis

I don’t know. You take a week off to have Covid and return to a world where the Post Office has grown horns and a tail. The arts strike again.
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Sweet Contemplation (Part 2 of 2) (IP)

I knew what Ben had been thinking. He was thinking it was his job now, his inheritance. I hadn’t gone near the vegetable garden after the night I saw Mum.
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Sweet Contemplation (Part 1 of 2) (IP)

We’ll never know why Dad went out to the vegetable garden. Maybe to see how the cabbages were doing, or to plan the next crop. Maybe just to think. He used to say that being out among living things just quietly growing was a good exercise in contemplation.
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943 of my comments have received 1022 Great Feedback votes

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Pick of the Day

Posted on Fri, 15 Mar 2024

Jean, you have been so generous about sharing your story in our public domain posts, so I hope you are happy for this to be our Pick today. The picture represents how I've always seen your writing - colourful and sparkling and bringing joy. x...

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Posted in The End - part 2

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I always thought they

Posted on Thu, 04 Aug 2022

I always thought they originated in Paris, but according to Wikipedia (so it must be true) there is a Hungarian story about a woman who fastened padlocks to bridges in memory of her lover who was killed in the First World War. I think mass...

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Posted in Lock

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I'm so sorry to hear this. 

Posted on Thu, 14 Jan 2021

I'm so sorry to hear this.  And this site is here to be supportive when you need it.  

It sounds as though you are spending so much emotional energy trying to forgive and understand your father, but please think about prioritising yourself...

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Posted in How do you forgive a parent?

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Story of the Week

Posted on Tue, 16 Jul 2024

This latest episode of a brilliant series is our Story of the Week! Congratulations!

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Posted in Parcel for you...Part 29

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I willingly concede bragging

Posted on Wed, 19 Jun 2024

I willingly concede bragging rights on the deranged politician front, Rich. Also, while no-one outside of these shores actually gives a flying banana about what happens here, what happens on your side of the pond will affect us all. We will...

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Posted in Now Is The Summer Of Our Discontent

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Hooray for Bus Pass! Glad it

Posted on Sat, 22 Jun 2024

Hooray for Bus Pass! Glad it was a lovely day.

We had a Søstrene Grene open here in York a few months ago, and it's always packed. I'm also a Scandiphile, but my son's partner, who's Swedish, frowns at me whenever I talk about Søstrene...

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Posted in Bus Pass Has a Birthday Treat

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Lovely writing, devilishly

Posted on Tue, 11 Jun 2024

Lovely writing, devilishly enjoyable. I'm glad to know they're all computerised down there. I'm wondering if the wi-fi is better there than in the other place, because that could make all the difference to the choices I make for my soul.

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Posted in Peter's Soul

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The exact same question

Posted on Tue, 11 Jun 2024

The exact same question occurred to me. Then I was thinking, we should have an ABC Tales app. No idea what for, apart from making our users face an annoying pop-up: DOWNLOAD OUR APP HERE AND BUGGER UP YOUR PHONE FOR THE NEXT 48 HOURS.

On...

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Posted in 11 "I Just Don't Like Hastings"

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Story of the Week

Posted on Fri, 15 Mar 2024

This is also our Story of the Week.

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Posted in The End - part 2

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Congratulations on the golden

Posted on Wed, 07 Feb 2024

Congratulations on the golden cherries. This really is a wonderful poem. I worked in Adult Services for a while, and saw families going through this dilemma. There are no easy answers and you're right, it does take courage to make that decision...

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