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before Floris
bright low disc shining through cool ruffled grey clouds, late sun caught on purple knapweed and creamy meadowsweet sprays where our goal opens, calm...
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"For, being green, there is great hope" (quote from Shakespeare's HENRY VI PART 2, ACT 3 SCENE 1)
Some people are angry that Just Stop Oil threw coloured cornflour at Stonehenge. Because the structure is old? A symbol of how humans have survived...
Two kinds of crying : 15th February 2024
Leaving the road for the slick, clay-swallowed gravel of the footpath, newly scalped of its sodden, rot smelling dark brown felt of last year's...
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at dusk today
light mourning lavender sheets sky and sea far pink coast recalls sunset white triangle sail heading out gulls fly, wings bright as full moon's disc...
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October 2023
Shame : so hard to forget this soft word starting with a Sh! as of secrets, brushed under deep carpets and A in its middle, alphabet's beginning an...
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"Ticking boxes to prove to
Posted on Tue, 03 Feb 2026
"Ticking boxes to prove to robots that I wasn’t a robot was particularly irritating." A new diary entry from Turlough is always a delight, and this one is great, so it is Pick of the Day! Please do read and share, and cheer up your friends with...
Read full commentPosted in I Feel Like I’m Fixing to Tie-Dye My Raggy Socks
This moving story from
Posted on Tue, 13 Oct 2026
This moving story from Marandina brilliantly captures a life in 400 words. It is Pick of the Day! Please do share, if you can
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Turlough returns, with his
Posted on Tue, 23 Jun 2026
Turlough returns, with his latest wonderful Diary entry, which is Pick of the Day! Please do share, if you can
Read full commentPosted in Strimmer Time and the Living is Easy
This is so horribly possible.
Posted on Fri, 10 Apr 2026
This is so horribly possible. I would not be surprised if you are soon contacted by Reform, asking if you would like to be an advisor on NEETs :0)
Read full commentPosted in Joe - a dinosaur theme park story with hotdogs.
Hi Jenny, hope you are ok,
Posted on Fri, 06 Mar 2026
Hi Jenny, hope you are ok, thinking of you XXX
Read full commentPosted in My Time In A & E ( PT 2 )
tax de duck table /tax
Posted on Sun, 04 Jan 2026
tax de duck table /tax deductible :0)
Read full commentPosted in The Baron Von Ernest and the perfectly normal ducks
Turlough's wonderful, warm
Posted on Thu, 24 Aug 2023
Turlough's wonderful, warm hearted memories of a loquacious lady with "flamboyant scone eating style" is Pick of the Day! Please do share and retweet if you can
Read full commentPosted in Nellie the Devilment
This powerful, terrible poem
Posted on Tue, 06 Oct 2026
This powerful, terrible poem from bhi is Pick of the Day. Please do share if you can
please change the image if you want to; it is from here :
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Posted in Poem IV · The Bill of Sale
I hope your grape juice
Posted on Thu, 01 Oct 2026
I hope your grape juice cheers you up in the dark months :0) Can you make wine, too?
Read full commentI'm glad your nose is better, and to learn about your increasing fame :0) Paragraph of the Day!
Rain, at last, too. Even though Autumn's closer, lots...
Posted in All the President’s Haemorrhoids
"‘The young never had it so
Posted on Wed, 30 Sep 2026
"‘The young never had it so good,’ she says loudly
‘I was a war baby, one egg a week!’
She goes home to sit on her nest eggs"
You are brilliant :0)
Also, the man imagining the women who had worn those dresses, like a...
Read full commentPosted in Frankenplot - The Volunteers
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