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I have 1186 stories published in 6 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 2564671 times and 442 of my stories have been cherry picked.
2251 of my 18,144 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 2331 votes

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Rhythm Of The Sioux

Part Two Dear diary...Summer of 1994 was filled with months of glorious sunshine. I was lucky enough not to be going out to work that year and so...
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An Unexpected Change

Dear diary...I can recall parts of the early 1990s like they were yesterday. It was the beginning of a change in another direction for me. I'd been...
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Woman In The Mirror

I gaze at parallel image smiling back at me, those sparkling eyes full of age old wisdom, we are like two separate entities though entirely whole,...
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Those Were The Days

Just a dear diary entry and a bit of fun inspired by the I P, about meeting with a Hawkwind freak at the Bristol Locarno when I was a teenager. Do...
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Written In The Stars

I remember one hot summer in distant past...making believe while lying on dry matted grass, beneath a sky that was so vast, feeling that my soul was...

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2251 of my comments have received 2331 Great Feedback votes

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Hi Phil,

Posted on Fri, 21 Apr 2023

Hi Phil,

yet another hilarious scenario you've created, that's brilliantly timed on the characters journey.

Still very much enjoying.

Jenny.

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Posted in On The Road, Again! (Bring Out Your Dead series - Part 14)

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An informative fun piece of

Posted on Fri, 21 Apr 2023

An informative fun piece of reading Rhiannon. You certainly brought the video to life with your poem.

Jenny.

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Posted in Squirting ‘cucumber’ …

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A deeply moving piece of

Posted on Mon, 17 Apr 2023

A deeply moving piece of writing that melted my heart, because it reminded me of my dad just before he died.

Jenny.

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Posted in The secret touch!

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It's very sad when we loose a

Posted on Wed, 19 Apr 2023

It's very sad when we loose a special friend. I've lost many in my life and it leaves such an empty feeling, but I suppose that's what old age does to us all in the end.

Jenny.

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Posted in Friendship

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This was an interesting piece

Posted on Wed, 19 Apr 2023

This was an interesting piece of writing that I've never thought about before. Sometimes when I'm street walking, I like to raise the heart rate, so I'll walk faster, but if me and my partner are ambling through a park, or along the ridgeway, we'...

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Posted in Preparing to Walk

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This is such an astonishingly

Posted on Mon, 17 Apr 2023

This is such an astonishingly alarming read. Profoundly disturbing to imagine a child going through so much. Yet you write with such clarity, it feels so real, especially those diary entries.

A powerful read indeed.

Jenny.

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Posted in Waiting for the Flyers Part 11 Life on the Move

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What a great story. I love

Posted on Sun, 16 Apr 2023

What a great story. I love your take on the inspiration point.

Jenny.

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Posted in Fruits in the Attic. (Ip) by MarciaMarcia

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Sorry I nearly missed this

Posted on Thu, 13 Apr 2023

Sorry I nearly missed this poem Rhiannon. I can't put into words how much I agree with you about parents on mobile phones. It breaks my heart when I see children crying out for attention, only to have a dummy stuck in their mouth, or a bag of...

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Posted in Interaction

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I was most interested in your

Posted on Sat, 15 Apr 2023

I was most interested in your piece writing, and how you evoke the positive ideas in helping young children, to which I'm in full agreement with. Having been a nanny looking after an 18 month old child till she went to school, I believe it's not...

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Posted in The Writing Retreat

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"I am referring, Archibold,

Posted on Fri, 14 Apr 2023

"I am referring, Archibold, to the unfortunate occasion on which you took it upon yourself to overtake the hearse in the funeral procession, whilst driving the car carrying the immediate relatives of the deceased."

I know this shouldn't be...

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Posted in Driven to Distraction (Bring Out Your Dead series - Part 13)

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