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never done, the sea is a bed remaking itself over and over, so light never sleeps on the salt shot silk of its sheet and thoughts are beached shells...
Gone the rag sound of a bird alone dropped on naked silence between dumpsters' grinding regurgitations from horizon's bridge and fuzzy pulse of cars...
i used to cross slow growing moss swells by tree masts, tossing, lichen rigged, see in the distance dragon wings, folded into hills. But now, words'...
W hen she woke up, Mary did not feel tired anymore. Ever since she had had to stay at Jake’s house, it had taken ages to go to sleep. Night time was...
Really enjoyed this holiday diary, and your wonderful photos, too. Best of all is your spirits battling against the liquids of sideways rain, dampness in the musty rustic cottage, and tea trickling from leaky teapot - helped by the liquids of...
I am glad you let him in :0) Wondering if perhaps, his people might have moved recently, and being in new territory, added to the fear of the noise, might have made him run too far to find his way back? Do you have a local facebook page you could...
Sampling the variety of sideways rain here, today, good to settle down (damply) and compare :0) I loved the last sentence in your Dally, and how you two always find something fun to do. That cross is amazing. The Reformation must have been...
I wonder if the glory of the sky was any comfort, in the Famine. How easy it might be, to believe in God, seeing such beauty, if not starving to death because of fellow human beings' decisions across the sea in London. Perhaps beautiful skies in...
Brilliant Lou Blodgett reports on the political scene in America, and it is Pick of the Day! Please do share, if you can, and give your friends a smile
These holiday journals are so good :0) I remember when we went to Ireland, when I was little, my brother being allowed to choose which shillelagh we took home, with great seriousness picking one up and swinging it and a grown up hastily grabbing...
Herbican is a lovely name, but his character is not so! I worry, reading this, that I am a bit like him, as I love both Autumn AND Spring. Autumn, to me, seems like Nature's big party/dance before a battle. I hope I do not meet anybody like...
Yes, Mr Ben was my hero for a long time :0) In Primary school, when a child says they want to be a writer or artist, teachers seem to think that's wonderful, but this becomes less and less so as adult world looms nearer. As a reader I am very...
I LOVE "looming
Posted on Tue, 11 Nov 2025
I LOVE "looming
Unhurried in Stillness and settling"
Read full commentsuch a feeling of immensity in stone and time
Posted in Old Man Of Storr
Really enjoyed this holiday
Posted on Mon, 10 Nov 2025
Really enjoyed this holiday diary, and your wonderful photos, too. Best of all is your spirits battling against the liquids of sideways rain, dampness in the musty rustic cottage, and tea trickling from leaky teapot - helped by the liquids of...
Read full commentPosted in Turlough Ó Carolan's Farewell to Turlough Ó Maoláin
I am glad you let him in :0)
Posted on Sun, 09 Nov 2025
I am glad you let him in :0) Wondering if perhaps, his people might have moved recently, and being in new territory, added to the fear of the noise, might have made him run too far to find his way back? Do you have a local facebook page you could...
Read full commentPosted in Smokey.
Sampling the variety of
Posted on Thu, 30 Oct 2025
Sampling the variety of sideways rain here, today, good to settle down (damply) and compare :0) I loved the last sentence in your Dally, and how you two always find something fun to do. That cross is amazing. The Reformation must have been...
Read full commentPosted in Ooze Next?
I wonder if the glory of the
Posted on Tue, 21 Oct 2025
I wonder if the glory of the sky was any comfort, in the Famine. How easy it might be, to believe in God, seeing such beauty, if not starving to death because of fellow human beings' decisions across the sea in London. Perhaps beautiful skies in...
Read full commentPosted in Singin' in the Buncrana Rain
Brilliant Lou Blodgett
Posted on Mon, 20 Oct 2025
Brilliant Lou Blodgett reports on the political scene in America, and it is Pick of the Day! Please do share, if you can, and give your friends a smile
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Posted in I Believe In Frogs
Argh! How can she be so daft!
Posted on Sun, 19 Oct 2025
Argh! How can she be so daft! Poor Gwladys!
Read full commentPosted in Parting (Episode 29 - The Further Chronicles of a Young Lady (and her Maid))
These holiday journals are so
Posted on Sun, 19 Oct 2025
These holiday journals are so good :0) I remember when we went to Ireland, when I was little, my brother being allowed to choose which shillelagh we took home, with great seriousness picking one up and swinging it and a grown up hastily grabbing...
Read full commentPosted in Shillelagh Shopping
Herbican is a lovely name,
Posted on Sat, 18 Oct 2025
Herbican is a lovely name, but his character is not so! I worry, reading this, that I am a bit like him, as I love both Autumn AND Spring. Autumn, to me, seems like Nature's big party/dance before a battle. I hope I do not meet anybody like...
Read full commentPosted in autumn
Yes, Mr Ben was my hero for a
Posted on Thu, 16 Oct 2025
Yes, Mr Ben was my hero for a long time :0) In Primary school, when a child says they want to be a writer or artist, teachers seem to think that's wonderful, but this becomes less and less so as adult world looms nearer. As a reader I am very...
Read full commentPosted in At Home in the Pause
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