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As I lay there slithering further down the bath, I suddenly awoke with a jolt as my mouth and nose were now submerged beneath the freezing cold water...
Dear diary...love it or hate it, I was just twelve years old when I discovered marmite...no just kidding! What I'm really trying to say is; that back...
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I had completely forgotten
Posted on Sun, 15 May 2022
I had completely forgotten about this story until I found this part. You really do have a wonderful imagination Di, it takes you away to a place where anything is possible, and I'm so glad to be catching up again.
Joshua is an astute buisinessman and I liked the way he took the time out to explain to Archibald. I too hate those questionairs and only fill them in, if it's really important.
I hope that your next visit for treatment goes as well as your first lot of poison. It sounds like your medical care is being handled well. I wish you all the best of health for the future.
Wonderfully supernatural and very strange. There are things we will never understand and will remain a mystery. This story although from your imagination, could be based on real events, after all look at the Bermuda Triangle and the fact that...
What a lovely poem Rhiannon, and the little girl sounds adorable. I think it's wonderful when younger people take the time out to entertain older folks. It sounds like a good time was had, and the music stirred so many memories for those in care...
Hi Richard, I think it's the best feeling in the world to retire and be out of the rat race, enjoying watching the world go by. Even spending time alone with my thoughts and not worrying about having to be anywhere important.
Oh dear! Poor Archibald really hasn't got a clue. I did laugh out loud at the message he left on the phone, even though I know it must have been such a shock. But even though he's so insufferable, it's hard to be mad at Archibald because he's so...
You've given so much thought to this relationship Jane. I can feel the tension as I read. You've also perfected their impressions of each other, with their different aspirations.
I love the mystery of Sarah, she reminded me of a man I once knew who would walk around the streets of Bristol in the early 1970s. I always remember seeing him on Park Street. He dressed like a tramp with an old torn overcoat fastened at the...
This sounds like quite some escapade Rhiannon. I can imagine when you're young there wouldn't be much of a problem, but your poem describes many obstacles, it must have been a demanding trail to follow, but at least you had some great views as...
I had completely forgotten
Posted on Sun, 15 May 2022
I had completely forgotten about this story until I found this part. You really do have a wonderful imagination Di, it takes you away to a place where anything is possible, and I'm so glad to be catching up again.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in part 11
Joshua is an astute
Posted on Sun, 10 Jul 2022
Joshua is an astute buisinessman and I liked the way he took the time out to explain to Archibald. I too hate those questionairs and only fill them in, if it's really important.
Great read as always.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Matter of Opinion
Hi Jean,
Posted on Sat, 09 Jul 2022
Hi Jean,
I hope that your next visit for treatment goes as well as your first lot of poison. It sounds like your medical care is being handled well. I wish you all the best of health for the future.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Chemo 2
Wonderfully supernatural and
Posted on Fri, 08 Jul 2022
Wonderfully supernatural and very strange. There are things we will never understand and will remain a mystery. This story although from your imagination, could be based on real events, after all look at the Bermuda Triangle and the fact that...
Read full commentPosted in The Miracle of Maldon (Part Three of Three)
What a lovely poem Rhiannon,
Posted on Thu, 07 Jul 2022
What a lovely poem Rhiannon, and the little girl sounds adorable. I think it's wonderful when younger people take the time out to entertain older folks. It sounds like a good time was had, and the music stirred so many memories for those in care...
Read full commentPosted in The Old and the Young
Hi Richard, I think it's the
Posted on Thu, 07 Jul 2022
Hi Richard, I think it's the best feeling in the world to retire and be out of the rat race, enjoying watching the world go by. Even spending time alone with my thoughts and not worrying about having to be anywhere important.
Your poem...
Read full commentPosted in From My Back Porch
Oh dear! Poor Archibald
Posted on Tue, 05 Jul 2022
Oh dear! Poor Archibald really hasn't got a clue. I did laugh out loud at the message he left on the phone, even though I know it must have been such a shock. But even though he's so insufferable, it's hard to be mad at Archibald because he's so...
Read full commentPosted in "Is There Anybody There...?"
You've given so much thought
Posted on Tue, 05 Jul 2022
You've given so much thought to this relationship Jane. I can feel the tension as I read. You've also perfected their impressions of each other, with their different aspirations.
Looking forward to reading more.
Jenny.
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I love the mystery of Sarah,
Posted on Tue, 05 Jul 2022
I love the mystery of Sarah, she reminded me of a man I once knew who would walk around the streets of Bristol in the early 1970s. I always remember seeing him on Park Street. He dressed like a tramp with an old torn overcoat fastened at the...
Read full commentPosted in The Miracle of Maldon (Part Two of Three)
This sounds like quite some
Posted on Tue, 05 Jul 2022
This sounds like quite some escapade Rhiannon. I can imagine when you're young there wouldn't be much of a problem, but your poem describes many obstacles, it must have been a demanding trail to follow, but at least you had some great views as...
Read full commentPosted in Going on a Way-hunt!
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