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Dear diary...without any heating in my room, I placed my son in his carrycot putting one of his bonnets on him, although it was nearly Spring, it was...
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I think Alistair is making
Posted on Wed, 13 Apr 2022
I think Alistair is making progress concentrating on his Audi, rather than Lynne's passions for humiliating snips and other crazes. At least he's doing something constructive. I'm loving the storyline Jane with all its conflicting emotions....
you know I think it's time to pamper yourself, make time for doing those things that give you the most pleasure. I really hope writing and talking about this period of your life is helping at this difficult period.
You've set the scene, leaving me the reader to ponder on what this man's intentions are. You always deliver these short mystery stories so well Hilary.
Hi Rachel, I'm so sorry I nearly missed this poem that speaks from the heart. I would love to be a part of that daisy chain you speak of. There's a humbling feeling as I read, that's spiritual and happy just to be.
What a wonderful piece of writing Penny. You capture the wonder and beauty of nature. I think if more people surrounded themselves with nature, they would find themselves so much calmer and at one with this beautiful planet earth.
You've caught all the garden and neighbourhood sounds perfectly Rhiannon. I just wish the blossom tree in our garden would last longer, it's so soothing to hear the sound of buzzing as bees flit from flower to flower, sounding like a piece of...
Hi Rhiannon, you bought back so many of my own memories in this poem. My mum always did her washing by hand at the sink when I was young. We had a mangle too, but I don't recall how she got the washing dry in the winter months, as we only had one...
I think Alistair is making
Posted on Wed, 13 Apr 2022
I think Alistair is making progress concentrating on his Audi, rather than Lynne's passions for humiliating snips and other crazes. At least he's doing something constructive. I'm loving the storyline Jane with all its conflicting emotions....
Read full commentPosted in Legend of the Pah - 5 (S T Vasectomy Clinic)
This is so delicately written
Posted on Wed, 13 Apr 2022
This is so delicately written Rhiannon. Such a pleasure to read, especially as most of our pink blossom has fallen.
I love the close up photo too, did you take it?
Thank you so much for sharing.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Blossom
Hi Jean,
Posted on Wed, 13 Apr 2022
Hi Jean,
you know I think it's time to pamper yourself, make time for doing those things that give you the most pleasure. I really hope writing and talking about this period of your life is helping at this difficult period.
As...
Read full commentPosted in the Janus Look 7
A lovely poem of hope for new
Posted on Tue, 12 Apr 2022
A lovely poem of hope for new tomorrows and shared moments.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Forget-Me-Not
You've set the scene, leaving
Posted on Mon, 11 Apr 2022
You've set the scene, leaving me the reader to ponder on what this man's intentions are. You always deliver these short mystery stories so well Hilary.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in The Telephone
Hi Rachel, I'm so sorry I
Posted on Tue, 05 Apr 2022
Hi Rachel, I'm so sorry I nearly missed this poem that speaks from the heart. I would love to be a part of that daisy chain you speak of. There's a humbling feeling as I read, that's spiritual and happy just to be.
Beautifully written....
Read full commentPosted in Daisy Chain
The Ministry of Wellness
Posted on Sun, 10 Apr 2022
The Ministry of Wellness grabbed my attention from the beginning, I'm so glad I found this story.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in The Ministry of Wellness (2)
What a wonderful piece of
Posted on Sat, 09 Apr 2022
What a wonderful piece of writing Penny. You capture the wonder and beauty of nature. I think if more people surrounded themselves with nature, they would find themselves so much calmer and at one with this beautiful planet earth.
Really...
Read full commentPosted in Shared Existence
You've caught all the garden
Posted on Sat, 09 Apr 2022
You've caught all the garden and neighbourhood sounds perfectly Rhiannon. I just wish the blossom tree in our garden would last longer, it's so soothing to hear the sound of buzzing as bees flit from flower to flower, sounding like a piece of...
Read full commentPosted in What can you hear?
Hi Rhiannon, you bought back
Posted on Thu, 07 Apr 2022
Hi Rhiannon, you bought back so many of my own memories in this poem. My mum always did her washing by hand at the sink when I was young. We had a mangle too, but I don't recall how she got the washing dry in the winter months, as we only had one...
Read full commentPosted in If spin-dryers were uninvented …
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