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Woods' edge, evening, mid july. Walk through tall, wirey grass, make a dozen daddy long legs zizz up, spark-like in sideways sun, though each returns...
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I loved the idea of finding
Posted on Sat, 30 Dec 2023
I loved the idea of finding truth in the ashes of lies. Also liked very much "moorblooded". We used to go to Dartmoor when I was little, it does seem to get into one's blood, or the feeling of who one is, forever. And the moor itself is like a...
Silver Chair, where the giants lived, who wanted to put them in a pie? ps thinking that might have been like hoar fang, because in a snowy place? If fang means catch in Swedish, he could've been hinting at snowy trap.
Maybe the old word for...
What a lovely treat! I am so glad you have continued with these! Every time I hear any of your characters on the radio, I think of these wonderful stories :0) Exactly what I needed to read on this glum day, THANKYOU!
That was SO GOOD!!! THANKYOU very much for making me smile :0) We watched Dune for our Christmas film, and though i liked it more than than the first version, it couldn't be described as fun. Unlike your wonderful story - I will never think of...
You have really caught the busy-ness before Christmas! I never thought I could miss the struggle back from present-shopping in Guildford on the bus, with bags bulging full of heavy, poking, bashing things, but now I do almost all the present...
B eing non Catholic in a Catholic school I set sail on the guilt trip, but never got to stop off for absolution in confession, which I envied my Catholic classmates for (a sin!) I was a bit confused about guilt and gilt, as there seemed a lot of...
It is dark, cold and windy here, so I loved this wonderful poem about a very different kind of Winter, and hope you will too. It's Pick of the Day. Please do share if you can
I loved the idea of finding
Posted on Sat, 30 Dec 2023
I loved the idea of finding truth in the ashes of lies. Also liked very much "moorblooded". We used to go to Dartmoor when I was little, it does seem to get into one's blood, or the feeling of who one is, forever. And the moor itself is like a...
Read full commentPosted in The Witches of Long Compton
where the giants lived, who
Posted on Sat, 30 Dec 2023
Silver Chair, where the giants lived, who wanted to put them in a pie? ps thinking that might have been like hoar fang, because in a snowy place? If fang means catch in Swedish, he could've been hinting at snowy trap.
Read full commentMaybe the old word for...
Posted in The Witches of Long Compton
worm in / ermine, easy
Posted on Thu, 28 Dec 2023
worm in / ermine, easy mistake :0)
Read full commentPosted in Lingo Bingo
You are in for a treat.
Posted on Thu, 28 Dec 2023
You are in for a treat. Turlough at the top of his form is Pick of the Day! Please do share if you can, and spread the joy of this brilliant writing
Read full commentPosted in Lingo Bingo
What a lovely treat! I am so
Posted on Wed, 27 Dec 2023
What a lovely treat! I am so glad you have continued with these! Every time I hear any of your characters on the radio, I think of these wonderful stories :0) Exactly what I needed to read on this glum day, THANKYOU!
Read full commentPosted in The Masque of the Red-Faced Boris
That was SO GOOD!!! THANKYOU
Posted on Sun, 24 Dec 2023
That was SO GOOD!!! THANKYOU very much for making me smile :0) We watched Dune for our Christmas film, and though i liked it more than than the first version, it couldn't be described as fun. Unlike your wonderful story - I will never think of...
Read full commentPosted in "In the bleak midwinter..."
You have really caught the
Posted on Sat, 23 Dec 2023
You have really caught the busy-ness before Christmas! I never thought I could miss the struggle back from present-shopping in Guildford on the bus, with bags bulging full of heavy, poking, bashing things, but now I do almost all the present...
Read full commentPosted in Before …!
Thankyou so much for your
Posted on Tue, 19 Dec 2023
Thankyou so much for your wonderful writing, which is a privilege to read! I hope you have a lovely Christmas too :0) And that you get a good rest!
Read full commentPosted in 6:26am Train
Being non catholic but going
Posted on Thu, 21 Dec 2023
B eing non Catholic in a Catholic school I set sail on the guilt trip, but never got to stop off for absolution in confession, which I envied my Catholic classmates for (a sin!) I was a bit confused about guilt and gilt, as there seemed a lot of...
Read full commentPosted in Children of the Absolution
It is dark, cold and windy
Posted on Thu, 21 Dec 2023
It is dark, cold and windy here, so I loved this wonderful poem about a very different kind of Winter, and hope you will too. It's Pick of the Day. Please do share if you can
Read full commentPosted in Rain in Kalgoorlie
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