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I have 1838 stories published in 16 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 2548306 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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Joseph in Egypt – slave, falsely accused, imprisonment, ruler

[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] She tried to entice him to lie in her bed. Though far from his people, enslaved, yet he said, firm ‘No!’ to …

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These three things will cost just that bit of money she’s given you – which would you like the most? You can choose – a bridge for your railway-line...
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Cherry

The wonderful wild bells!

… deep hue, glowing bells gently waving, … (so unlike the Spanish burly, sturdy, stand-up stiff and straight garden ones …
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Don’t Hide from Love!

They hid when they realised their guilt … But God sought them out in His grace … How pointless to think we can hide, refusing such grace at his side!

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1320 of my comments have received 1358 Great Feedback votes

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Lovely picture, though bit of

Posted on Fri, 24 Dec 2021

Lovely picture, though bit of a shock to picture the mice. We once had one (a field mouse, it seemed)  come in and nibbled the kitchen soap. I kept the item for a while! And one once that ran through the folding futon each night, but didn't seem...

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Posted in That Christmas Feeling

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Clever ideas, neatly

Posted on Thu, 23 Dec 2021

Clever ideas, neatly expressed. Rhiannon

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Posted in X is for xxx

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Interesting. I'm sorry I didn

Posted on Wed, 22 Dec 2021

Interesting. I'm sorry I didn't see it before you changed it. I think you have caught the two uses of 'present'. You have to look for the hope beneath life's coverings somtimes, and with faith? Rhiannon

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Posted in W is for Wrapping Paper and Wind (another go at this)

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Quite a fun tale! We took on

Posted on Thu, 23 Dec 2021

Quite a fun tale! We took on a very simple bold '60s clock fom my parents' home, and in the end donated it to the new hall at chapel where they were needing something clear on the wall during children's games and clubs. It's still there about 10...

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Posted in Time (Clock of The Heart)

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Interesting about coats-of

Posted on Wed, 22 Dec 2021

Interesting about coats-of-arms, and places mentioned by Charles Dickens. And the jackdaw!

Do you know whether the slum areas around the church were changing at all by then when the church building was being renovated?.

I can...

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Posted in Maria and the Bellasis Family 18

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The beauty of happy music in

Posted on Mon, 20 Dec 2021

The beauty of happy music in both, but in the former words!

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel has wonderful words. I clicked on that link, and I think she sings the first verse in english and then moves to the latin. If you did want to...

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Posted in V is for Voices

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Provokes thought! I suppose

Posted on Tue, 21 Dec 2021

Provokes thought! I suppose like dwelling in thoughts, and regrets of the past won't help us be useful in the here and now, but the memories in themselves can prompt us and help us sometimes to be more thoughtful and careful of how we use our...

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Posted in If I Could Turn Back Time

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Thank you. I hope you have a

Posted on Mon, 20 Dec 2021

Thank you. I hope you have a good and happy time, too. And thank you for the cherries and appreciation. I hoped it would give a bit of interesting light relief! Rhiannon

and thank you very much for all your hard work and encouragement to...

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Posted in 20

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That's a clever one! A homely

Posted on Sun, 19 Dec 2021

That's a clever one! A homely picture of your home warmth and love, and then to the outside shelter! Rhiannon

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Posted in U is for Under the Tree

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You draw the picture with

Posted on Sun, 19 Dec 2021

You draw the picture with sympathy, - and sadness? Drowning reality with Christmas glitter, and even bright stars and the delicacy of snow. Tragic and poignant, and cynicism not the unnecessary answer. Rhiannon

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Posted in A Fairy Tale of New York

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