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123 of my comments have received 150 Great Feedback votes

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Groovy Groomers

Posted on Tue, 03 Mar 2026

Poor shih tzus.  I'm a sucker for animal rescue programs, and have seen bundles of completely matted gunk rescued where it's been impossible to tell that there's a dog inside at all. It's heart warming to see the RSPCA vet armed with Black and...

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Posted in When Your Snow is Deeper Than Your Dog

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I was reading it at midnight

Posted on Sun, 01 Mar 2026

I was reading it at midnight in bed, and it really was a spooky coincidence.

It's actually a book of short stories.  The first story, set on Achill, is called 'A Long and Painful Death'

I'm having a Claire Keegan binge at the moment...

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Posted in On Achill Island

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Walk The Blue Fields

Posted on Sun, 01 Mar 2026

About a week ago I took out a library book by Claire Keegan called 'Walk The Blue Fields'.  I've just started it tonight, and the first line of the first story is - "It was three o'clock in the morning when she finally crossed the bridge to...

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Posted in On Achill Island

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Considered one of the

Posted on Mon, 02 Mar 2026

Considered one of the greatest tactical generals of all time.  (Although you have to feel sorry for the poor elephants).

Great to have a story on a classical theme for a change.  Very well written, I loved it. Five stars out of five.

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Posted in Hannibal's Last Hotel (182 BC)

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Just changed the last verse

Posted on Sun, 01 Mar 2026

Just changed the last verse cos I'm a fan of Dennis the Menace, and what else would a dentist's dog be called ?

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Posted in Teeth Tales – a Song For My Dentist

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Al-bear it in mind.

Posted on Sat, 28 Feb 2026

Al-bear it in mind.

Although to be honest I'm sure I could call him Mitzi so long as he got his food.

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Posted in Lost in Translation

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Gosh I didn't even know we

Posted on Sat, 28 Feb 2026

Gosh I didn't even know we had a Notice Board, I've only just seen it !

It worked quite well putting the entries on my blog I think.  The eds put a link to it on the Home Page, maybe they could do the same for yours and say that actual...

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Posted in Another fund raising challenge for you. 32. Teeth Tales.

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Working in the book section

Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Working in the book section of the charity shop is great though.  I get introduced to all sorts of new (to me) authors.  Somebody local must be into contemporary Japanese literature written by women, because three have come in recently - ...

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Posted in 5. Secondhand Prose

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Jane Austen said much the

Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Jane Austen said much the same sort of thing as Jim Jarmusch.

Thanks for the recommendation.  I've just ordered the Joseph Mitchell book, and also John McNulty's This Place On Third Avenue, which is on my recommendation list and I...

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Posted in 5. Secondhand Prose

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Semiotics

Posted on Tue, 24 Feb 2026

Semiotics.  One of my favourite subjects.  The art of reading - or misreading - signals.  

Your story is so well written and very gripping.  I was wondering all the way through how it would end. Loved it.

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Posted in Signal Failure

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