David Kirtley
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David Kirtley
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Weston Park Brings Back Memories For Alfred N Muggins
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18/11/22 Alfred goes to the famous Park in his home city, walking the dog, as usual, but what better way to explore the past and present of your own...
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Mudbath! (The Ultimate Day Trip Of All Possible Day Trips!) by Alfred N. Muggins (from his recent holiday in Marmaris, Turkey!) Part 6 : In The Mudbath at Dalyan!
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May 2022 Written 17/5/22 (11/7/22) There were people, a large party, possibly from Iran, on the large boat, who had enjoyed some dancing on the boat...
Ch.19 Campaigns : Part 3 The Arts and Vidnet (Marta and Gallanol In The Modern Age)
24/2/99 In group meetings ideas were proposed for the encouragement of the arts and reading. Writers had suffered in the last century or so, and...
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Mudbath! (The Ultimate Day Trip Of All Possible Day Trips!) by Alfred N. Muggins (from his recent holiday in Marmaris, Turkey!) Part 5 : At The Mudbath at Dalyan!
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May 2022 Written 17/5/22 (11/7/22) As always Alfred could not just go straight into the mudbath, as many of the boat passenger tourists were doing...
Mudbath! (The Ultimate Day Trip Of All Possible Day Trips!) by Alfred N. Muggins (from his recent holiday in Marmaris, Turkey!) Part 4b : (Journey Upriver To The Tombs From Turtle Beach)
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Alfred was disappointed there was to be no attempt to climb up to the Tombs to inspect them. Perhaps the ghosts of the Carians, Persians, or others...
Most of us don't expect
Posted on Wed, 24 Mar 2021
Most of us don't expect employers to be perfect, in living up to legislations and commitments, but the kind of employers that put blame on their staff for there own shortcomings are pretty despicable. They should be publicised and their behaviour...
Read full commentPosted in Pad Life 15: Princess and the Crone
I really enjoyed this short
Posted on Mon, 15 Feb 2021
I really enjoyed this short story. I thought it was a clever and relevant idea, and well put together, with a bit of fun! So watch out fellow writers. Keep writing or another writer might do this to you in his or her plot!
Read full commentPosted in The Banquet (Competition entry max 1,000 words)
I enjoyed reading this! You
Posted on Thu, 03 Dec 2020
I enjoyed reading this! You make the point very well, that perhaps we should all be more careful, until this virus threat is over!
Read full commentPosted in I Was So Close To Taking It Off.......................
Great piece, relevant and
Posted on Sun, 25 Oct 2020
Great piece, relevant and uplifting!
Read full commentPosted in Thanks For the Memory
Good thoughtful and caring
Posted on Sun, 20 Sep 2020
Good thoughtful and caring poem! I enjoyed reading it.
Read full commentPosted in Worlds Apart
I have enjoyed your poem. It
Posted on Mon, 13 Apr 2020
I have enjoyed your poem. It is a great poem, expressing our desires to explore all the books and films etc in our rich culture, which we are normally too busy to explore. The sense of our society having spoiled many of its opportunities and...
Read full commentPosted in Singing in Lockdown
Interesting anecdote! You
Posted on Sun, 12 Apr 2020
Interesting anecdote! You were well rewarded for your caring assistance it seems. Well done!
Read full commentPosted in Mary.
Great poem! You have found a
Posted on Wed, 08 Apr 2020
Great poem! You have found a different angle on the virus crisis. How will this distancing and isolation affect us? You have raised some interesting ideas!
Read full commentPosted in Igniting the Ignorant
Interesting dilemma, well
Posted on Wed, 01 Apr 2020
Interesting dilemma, well explained. Policies will vary, but in today's circumstances it does seem safer to wear a mask, for the protection of ourselves, and others. I don't have a mask myself (yet) but it does seem sensible for many situations....
Read full commentPosted in Choices.
In my opinion this is a
Posted on Fri, 27 Mar 2020
In my opinion this is a really good poem about the issues, particularly the social isolation/distancing and discipline issues, brought up by the coronovirus crisis. You say so much which is really relevant, and have some interesting perspectives...
Read full commentPosted in Lockdown
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