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I have 1837 stories published in 16 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 2546442 times and 536 of my stories have been cherry picked.
1320 of my 12,063 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 1358 votes

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Holidays

With thought of the Fry’s chocolate five boys … and memories of an eccentric old lady and her enjoyment of unpractical plans and dreams

on Isaiah 43:1,2

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] The trials may heap on us – when will they cease? Their strength can quite suddenly roar and increase. The...

A mischievous little bird called …

A little bird ‘IwanTit’* around my eyes will flit and perch …

The Secret of Contentment

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Greed attacking gratitude, discontent … Want to ‘get’ more than to give – what’s the greatest thing to own? …

Fun?

Why make light of evil dark? and laugh at fright … but may be really scared – … All bad taste, and plastic waste.

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1320 of my comments have received 1358 Great Feedback votes

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Clicking the 'follow' button

Posted on Thu, 30 Nov 2017

Clicking the 'follow' button on a story you read puts the name of the author on your personal 'authors you follow' page – listed under 'Read' on the right hand side of the page.

I'm not sure what you mean about a new heading. But if you...

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Posted in Jesus ... I Am

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Richard, there is much of

Posted on Thu, 30 Nov 2017

Richard, there is much of interest and opening up of the Way here, but do you realise you've put it all into the comment box a second time? Rhiannon

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Posted in Jesus ... I Am

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Kids learning the

Posted on Wed, 29 Nov 2017

Kids learning the difficulties of being 'king'!

Not a comfortable job if all out to remove you. Actually good leadership is not so much an honour as exceedingly hard work I would think! Rhiannon

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Posted in Being King

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Delightful pictures conveyed

Posted on Tue, 28 Nov 2017

Delightful pictures conveyed in few words!

Good to see your work again, Richard. How are you all? Rhiannon

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Posted in I Lay in the Grass

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Enjoyed that, Graham! The

Posted on Sun, 26 Nov 2017

Enjoyed that, Graham! The mixture of the other creatures going about their routine business, but to the one trying to sleep wakefulness is nonsense, such a strange place.Liked the description of the closed flowers! Rhiannon

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Posted in Silly O'clock

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Hi, Jane. Do you usually go

Posted on Tue, 31 Oct 2017

Hi, Jane. Do you usually go for city/culture(?) breaks because you have so much of the open countyside in your daily life and work? and then feel withdrawal symptoms from your pets too? Rhiannon

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Posted in Silva in Lisbon

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Many really thoughtful

Posted on Sun, 17 Sep 2017

Many really thoughtful descriptions. I particularly liked 'emerald mosses' myriad mound like the backs of giants beneath the ground' . Very evocative of those lush lumpy humps in the damp woods!

I sometimes lost the connections,...

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Posted in time travelling

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Interesting picture of the

Posted on Wed, 30 Aug 2017

Interesting picture of the difficulty of adjustment and to keep learning when seemingly successful. Rhiannon

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Posted in Big Jim

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I have been reading in

Posted on Sun, 20 Aug 2017

I have been reading in 'Survival', Elsie, starting with your parents moving stories. The book reflects such a mixture – as we see today – of the brutal, sadistic depth that can be sunk to, and the perseverance and brave kindnesses so frequently...

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Posted in Outcomes of my Dad's recent Funeral in London

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I suppose the lyrics of 'Cars

Posted on Mon, 14 Aug 2017

I suppose the lyrics of 'Cars' is suggesting the difficulties of facing handling social relationships, and wanting a place of retreat, to emerge when ready. Having many people around, all talking can be difficult if you have some Asperger...

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Posted in The Piano

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