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The family finished the grilled burgers and hotdogs and with their hunger sated, they all felt too lazy to continue on the adventure but it was Joey...
The title of the book on the shelf was ‘Book of All Answers’ and Amy laughed when she spied it. “If only it were." She dusted the book along with its...
“Martha…Are you reading this?” Perfidia’s voice was low and vibrating with anger. “I’m right next you Perfidia and yes, I am,” Martha responded in a...
The Mom and Dad peddled the tandem bike over the bridge, pulling the wagon behind them with their son, Joey, and the magical dog inside it. Once they...
368 of my comments have received 389 Great Feedback votes
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Always enjoy the diary
Posted on Wed, 15 May 2024
Always enjoy the diary entries you write Jenny. I too love the beauty of a waterfal,l and being able to spend a whole day there, havng it all to your self, that had to have been magical.
I lost my car key once- unknowingly placed them in the freezer with the container of ice cream I'd bought - didn't find them for several days-But it is odd how two places that close in location can offer the same service and chage such a wide...
I Like the nuance of the characters traits and though you knew something was going to happen with Blodwyn's entry.. winning by a hair wasn't expected. Well done; this was a fun read!
Adorable poem Jenny- and when I read it I smiled thinking how we must think alike; I'd had a silly thought turn into a poem about a rabbit on a spring day. But, I love this mouse world you've created and a spring day in that life was much fun to...
Her story is sad indeed. A woman of remarkable courage and vision led an army into battle and won but had to hide her gender and don men's clothes - and because she was a woman, her victory awarded her, not a medal but a martyr's death. Even...
I love the idea of a 100 words a day journal; wish I had the time to start one myself. Maybe when I retire? But that date keeps moving into infinity, so not sure when my leisure begins. But I enjoyed reading your February entries very much and...
Wow...wow...This is so interpretive, surreal, filled with twisting images - I loved it! The first verse took me to the white album and of course I love the Beatles (Favorite: John Lennon) so Happiness is a Warm Gun conjured his voice for me but...
Always enjoy the diary
Posted on Wed, 15 May 2024
Always enjoy the diary entries you write Jenny. I too love the beauty of a waterfal,l and being able to spend a whole day there, havng it all to your self, that had to have been magical.
Read full commentPosted in Waterfall
I lost my car key once-
Posted on Mon, 20 May 2024
I lost my car key once- unknowingly placed them in the freezer with the container of ice cream I'd bought - didn't find them for several days-But it is odd how two places that close in location can offer the same service and chage such a wide...
Read full commentPosted in The Key to The Slices of Life. Part Two.
I Like the nuance of the
Posted on Mon, 20 May 2024
I Like the nuance of the characters traits and though you knew something was going to happen with Blodwyn's entry.. winning by a hair wasn't expected. Well done; this was a fun read!
Read full commentPosted in Blodwyn's Hair
Adorable poem Jenny- and when
Posted on Tue, 16 Apr 2024
Adorable poem Jenny- and when I read it I smiled thinking how we must think alike; I'd had a silly thought turn into a poem about a rabbit on a spring day. But, I love this mouse world you've created and a spring day in that life was much fun to...
Read full commentPosted in Wild Side Of April
What a marvelous character
Posted on Sun, 10 Mar 2024
What a marvelous character your Uncle Marne must have been and this was so interesting and fun to read from the viewpoint of your childhood eyes.
Read full commentPosted in Uncle Marne
Her story is sad indeed. A
Posted on Sat, 09 Mar 2024
Her story is sad indeed. A woman of remarkable courage and vision led an army into battle and won but had to hide her gender and don men's clothes - and because she was a woman, her victory awarded her, not a medal but a martyr's death. Even...
Read full commentPosted in The Maid of Orleans
"peeping Squirus Vulgaris..."
Posted on Mon, 04 Mar 2024
"peeping Squirus Vulgaris..." --- I think his cousins live here in Florida; I've seen a few peeping squirrels looking into my windows.
I love your journal entries they are witty and enjoyable. You've brought to life a town of...
Read full commentPosted in This Sort of Thing - February 2024 - Last Orders
Spring awakens in your lovey
Posted on Mon, 04 Mar 2024
Spring awakens in your lovey words Jenny. Beautiful poetry:
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Read full commentPosted in Rousing Spring
I love the idea of a 100
Posted on Sun, 03 Mar 2024
I love the idea of a 100 words a day journal; wish I had the time to start one myself. Maybe when I retire? But that date keeps moving into infinity, so not sure when my leisure begins. But I enjoyed reading your February entries very much and...
Read full commentPosted in This Sort of Thing - February 2024 - Early Doors
Wow...wow...This is so
Posted on Sun, 25 Feb 2024
Wow...wow...This is so interpretive, surreal, filled with twisting images - I loved it! The first verse took me to the white album and of course I love the Beatles (Favorite: John Lennon) so Happiness is a Warm Gun conjured his voice for me but...
Read full commentPosted in Catch-me-if-you-can
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