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And to you too. Thank you.
Posted on Thu, 31 Dec 2020
And to you too. Thank you. Cats must make more mess even! I remember one of mine as a crawling baby getting hold of a toilet roll - then you realise how much paper is in a toilet roll! Rhiannon
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What an interesting
Posted on Thu, 31 Dec 2020
What an interesting meditation on the effects of different instruments, and indicating how classical music can empathise with sadness, but also gently turn you to the brighter things that remain to enjoy. Rhiannon
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It can be quite a surprise to
Posted on Tue, 29 Dec 2020
It can be quite a surprise to some if you are able to tell them how it really hurts to have Jesus, who is your Friend, spoken about like that as a loose word. I used to tell the children to avoid using 'empty' words in anger, because sometimes...
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seems ethereal and dreamy,
Posted on Mon, 28 Dec 2020
seems ethereal and dreamy, highlighting perseverence in the face of injustice, and good come despite long harshness endured. Rhiannon
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ah, thank you for reminding
Posted on Thu, 24 Dec 2020
ah, thank you for reminding me of scrabble, Jenny. We do scrabble and courtdown puzzles every mealtime, but holidays we usually have a go at the proper game. My husband almost invariably wins by lots, it is his 'thing', but we have fun, and I can...
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Very true, Jenny, thank you.
Posted on Mon, 21 Dec 2020
Very true, Jenny, thank you. When I studied biochemistry, I was amazed at the beauty on the microscopic and molecular scale of the structure and organisation, hidden from our eyes! Rhiannon
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In the melancholy of mid
Posted on Mon, 21 Dec 2020
In the melancholy of mid-winter cold and dark, and often being alone indoors more (especially during these lockdown rules), the sense of aging and weakening health can settle like a black dog —
then it is time to cheer oneself up, and see...
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I hadn't realised about the
Posted on Wed, 16 Dec 2020
I hadn't realised about the coming 'conjunction' (to our eyes!) of Jupiter and Saturn. Thank you for mentioning it!
I like your first verse for a bright clear December morning!
All have been fascinated by the turn of the year, and...
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It's interesting to imagine
Posted on Mon, 14 Dec 2020
It's interesting to imagine being young and fitter again, isn't it? You inspired me to look up a bit about Snow Buntings
I like the image of a tough, bendy body, limbs soldiering on though they ache, Rhiannon
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much beauty in winter,
Posted on Fri, 04 Dec 2020
much beauty in winter, especially in the clear cold days. Rhiannon
Read full commentPosted in In The Winter Woods
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