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Jean Day
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Conned 2 - part 3
The men who were going to install my thermodynamic machine had to come from Essex, which is the headquarters of the company, and the home of most of...
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Conned 2 - part 2
About a week after my heating management system was installed, I was phoned by the man who had actually got me to sign on the dotted line, Mike. He...
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Conned 2 - part 1
Conned! 2 - part 1 I do have something to write about – and I have already provided you with the first part of it . I posted it in late September and...
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Good Luck John
I haven't used this site for a long time. But I haven't forgotten about you. I regularly think about Rhiannon and wonder how she is getting on with...
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Senior Moments at Christmas Party
I belong to our local Senior Citizens Association. I joined in order to play in the scrabble group a few years ago, but also volunteered to set up a...
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Hi Bee
Posted on Tue, 11 Aug 2015
Hi Bee
Is this another example of prose poetry.? I started reading it as if it were prose, but before the end, it was definately poetry. The images were floaty - like in a dream - dogs, dead and alive, people seen or unseen. Certainly it...
Read full commentPosted in Back to Beach
Hi Bee
Posted on Tue, 28 Jul 2015
Hi Bee
This is lovely and very nostalgic. I too liked the Willow weeping (my favourite tree).
When I was selling my house, the agent made me describe my conservatory as a garden room because we had changed the plastic roof for a...
Read full commentPosted in In the Garden Room
Hi Bee
Posted on Mon, 20 Jul 2015
Hi Bee
I was wondering how you are getting on - and this poem says it all. Good days, bad days, some hope, lots of fear. I'm still keeping on with the praying.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in As I Write
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Posted on Thu, 16 Jul 2015
Hi
Not too sure just what to say about this. I did laugh quite a bit on the last one. Maybe because I'm having wifi problems and had never considered it might have anything to do with a neighbour.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in Menage a Trois
Hi Rhiannon
Posted on Mon, 06 Jul 2015
Hi Rhiannon
We do really feel like we are sharing your beautiful countryside with you when you write.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in Gwaun* valley (Pembrokeshire) in May
Hi Rhiannon
Posted on Wed, 27 Jun 2012
Hi Rhiannon
I too am fascinated by elephants and the complex things they can do. But I learned a lot of new things from reading this. Thank you.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in The Elephant’s Trunk
Hi Rhiannon
Posted on Thu, 31 Jan 2013
Hi Rhiannon
Fascinating reading again - and your poetic format enhances the information. A collection of these tidbits would make an ideal book for kids to read - with easily remembered and assimilated facts.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in Brr!! Woof!! and Penguins
Hi Bee
Posted on Sat, 20 Jun 2015
Hi Bee
Beautifully written, and lovely sentiment. But poetry too lives on.
Jean
Read full commentPosted in Lace Wings
Hi Bee
Posted on Mon, 08 Jun 2015
Hi Bee
I'm glad you did a prose piece and told us a bit more about your situation. How lovely for you to have all your children and grandchildren together.
I have never heard of the carrot diet for cancer - and it sounds to me like...
Read full commentPosted in Counting the Hours
Hi Bee
Posted on Fri, 05 Jun 2015
Hi Bee
Hard to write, maybe, and hard to read, certainly but important to say. Cancer treatment is not fun, but it doesn't last forever. If my husband hadn't had chemo - he would have missed out on two wonderful years. I know there were...
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