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My names Anthony Newley: yes I know what you're thinking! No I'm not the singer songwriter, but when I was working I was also known as Doctor Anthony...
Photo is my own. Does anyone remember the journey down to Cornwall from Bristol on an August bank holiday from about 1965? Because I do. This is just...
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Dear Jean,
Posted on Thu, 22 Jun 2023
Dear Jean,
I really feel for you having to inject with blood thinner. I had to have blood thinning injections after my hip replacement, because I had an allergy to the tablets they gave me. I was so lucky because my partner did the...
May be the frisky bullocks or Heifers are nervous because of a past bad experience around humans. I have had some scary moments around cows, sheep and horses, it's as if they feel like you're entering their domain. I'm always nervous around these...
For some reason this poem had me thinking of the Vikings that sailed across oceans, or pirates of old, I could imagine your poem as part of their thoughts. Very powerful and some brilliant metaphors that give so much detail.
Hi Turlough, it's great to read another of your adventures.
You make it sound so wonderful having a leisurely walk around Saint Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and the Indian meal made my mouth water...just love indian food! ...
i can well imagine how frantic you must have felt in that situation, especially knowing that your mum couldn't speak a word of english. You've put me in mind of an experience I had when in Paris, when I couldn't speak a word of french. I remember...
What an absolutely adorable story Paul, and so much detail has gone into setting the scenes, I could almost hear, feel and smell the bustling scene of the fish market. Beautifully written and well deserved of the acolades.
I've read all the above comments, and can only echo what has already been said. You're an inspiration that I can see is admired by many...including myself.
I hope you find comfort at this time, and no that by sharing your...
your researching has paid off. I particularly found the descriptions of Titan's atmosphere so believable, and felt as if I myself was stepping on to the alien planet.
I wonder if he did spy a fish tail at the end. That's...
Dear Jean,
Posted on Thu, 22 Jun 2023
Dear Jean,
I really feel for you having to inject with blood thinner. I had to have blood thinning injections after my hip replacement, because I had an allergy to the tablets they gave me. I was so lucky because my partner did the...
Read full commentPosted in Is or Isn't Lena
May be the frisky bullocks or
Posted on Wed, 21 Jun 2023
May be the frisky bullocks or Heifers are nervous because of a past bad experience around humans. I have had some scary moments around cows, sheep and horses, it's as if they feel like you're entering their domain. I'm always nervous around these...
Read full commentPosted in Boisterous Youth
For some reason this poem had
Posted on Tue, 20 Jun 2023
For some reason this poem had me thinking of the Vikings that sailed across oceans, or pirates of old, I could imagine your poem as part of their thoughts. Very powerful and some brilliant metaphors that give so much detail.
Really enjoyed...
Read full commentPosted in The Seafarer
Hi Rhiannon,
Posted on Mon, 19 Jun 2023
Hi Rhiannon,
You've captured the panic of loosing keys. It's so easy to do when you're distracted.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in They aren’t there!
Hi Turlough, it's great to
Posted on Tue, 20 Jun 2023
Hi Turlough, it's great to read another of your adventures.
You make it sound so wonderful having a leisurely walk around Saint Alexander Nevski Cathedral, and the Indian meal made my mouth water...just love indian food! ...
Read full commentPosted in Trans Europe Express
i can well imagine how
Posted on Mon, 19 Jun 2023
i can well imagine how frantic you must have felt in that situation, especially knowing that your mum couldn't speak a word of english. You've put me in mind of an experience I had when in Paris, when I couldn't speak a word of french. I remember...
Read full commentPosted in Lost
Poor Amber must have been
Posted on Fri, 16 Jun 2023
Poor Amber must have been suprised and terrified...I know I would have been.
...
Read full commentPosted in Reach Out, I'll Be There! (Bring Out Your Dead series - Part 22)
What an absolutely adorable
Posted on Fri, 16 Jun 2023
What an absolutely adorable story Paul, and so much detail has gone into setting the scenes, I could almost hear, feel and smell the bustling scene of the fish market. Beautifully written and well deserved of the acolades.
You've done it...
Read full commentPosted in A Cat, A Leaf and Fresh Fish
Dear Jean,
Posted on Wed, 14 Jun 2023
Dear Jean,
I've read all the above comments, and can only echo what has already been said. You're an inspiration that I can see is admired by many...including myself.
I hope you find comfort at this time, and no that by sharing your...
Read full commentPosted in Cancer Log 3
Hi Paul,
Posted on Mon, 12 Jun 2023
Hi Paul,
your researching has paid off. I particularly found the descriptions of Titan's atmosphere so believable, and felt as if I myself was stepping on to the alien planet.
I wonder if he did spy a fish tail at the end. That's...
Read full commentPosted in Song to the Siren: A Titan Story (Part Three of Three)
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