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Picture by pixabay free images. Part Twenty Nine Mina was just about to ask Kate what subjects she liked at school, when Kendrick called her. “Sorry...
Picture by pixabay free images. Part Twenty Eight The five hour journey down to Cornwall had been tedious for Mina with nothing to occupy her but the...
Picture by pixabay free images. Part Twenty Seven Three Years Later! 1993. As seasons swiftly proceeded, the years became a motivating force for the...
Sounds like you had a perfect day out for a walk Rhiannon. I too liked the idea of the UFO clouds. We were up on the Ridgeway last Wednesday and your poem reminded me of the peace and tranquility of that day, with just the birds singing, we too...
I have so much admiration for you and your story writing. I can remember when I wrote The Chosen Ones and Dwellers Of The New World, both stories took me over five years to write and were an epic journey for me. So I know how much...
It doesn't take long for most Sci-fi to come true. Your story is a great example. That idea of replacing a loved one with a hologram for the ordinary everyday person is a choice that Harold has made. I do hope it will make him happy.
what a great start to your story. I really felt for poor Harold, he's such an engaging character that has lost his way. It must be so hard to loose his wife and dog.
I'm wondering what he'll think of his daughters idea....
You've made such a valid point with your poem Ed. I'm just glad I'm not young anymore, and that I grew up in a time when life might have been hard, but was much more fulfilling.
The old lady sounded like a woman after my own heart. After going for years with hardly any garden at all, we were lucky enough to purchase the house we now live in back in 2004. We don't have a front garden, but the back makes up for that. ...
The Plot thickens in your
Posted on Thu, 04 May 2023
The Plot thickens in your brilliantly humourous story.
Still reading and loving.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Keeping A Lid On It (Bring Out Your Dead series - Part 16)
I enjoyed reading about this
Posted on Thu, 04 May 2023
I enjoyed reading about this ramble. Sounds like a perfect way to spend the day Richard.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Hike in the Woods
Sounds like you had a perfect
Posted on Tue, 02 May 2023
Sounds like you had a perfect day out for a walk Rhiannon. I too liked the idea of the UFO clouds. We were up on the Ridgeway last Wednesday and your poem reminded me of the peace and tranquility of that day, with just the birds singing, we too...
Read full commentPosted in Above Upper Hill
Dear Jean,
Posted on Sun, 30 Apr 2023
Dear Jean,
Sorry I can't find the words to say, I can only echo all the above comments that say exactly how I feel for you.
Thinking of you at this time, and take care.
Jenny.
Posted in Bella the Brain Pain
Oh dear! There's been a mix
Posted on Fri, 28 Apr 2023
Oh dear! There's been a mix up. Whatever's happened to Sir Lewisham? I can imagine this is the last thing Josiah needs right now.
Looking forward to finding out more.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Lying in State? (Bring Out Your Dead series - Part 15)
Hi Paul,
Posted on Thu, 27 Apr 2023
Hi Paul,
I have so much admiration for you and your story writing. I can remember when I wrote The Chosen Ones and Dwellers Of The New World, both stories took me over five years to write and were an epic journey for me. So I know how much...
Read full commentPosted in Hereafter: A Holodog Story (Part Three of Three)
It doesn't take long for most
Posted on Wed, 26 Apr 2023
It doesn't take long for most Sci-fi to come true. Your story is a great example. That idea of replacing a loved one with a hologram for the ordinary everyday person is a choice that Harold has made. I do hope it will make him happy.
You...
Read full commentPosted in Hereafter: A Holodog Story (Part Two of Three)
Hi Paul,
Posted on Tue, 25 Apr 2023
Hi Paul,
what a great start to your story. I really felt for poor Harold, he's such an engaging character that has lost his way. It must be so hard to loose his wife and dog.
I'm wondering what he'll think of his daughters idea....
Read full commentPosted in Hereafter: A Holodog Story (Part One of Three)
You've made such a valid
Posted on Mon, 24 Apr 2023
You've made such a valid point with your poem Ed. I'm just glad I'm not young anymore, and that I grew up in a time when life might have been hard, but was much more fulfilling.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in UNPLUGGED
The old lady sounded like a
Posted on Mon, 24 Apr 2023
The old lady sounded like a woman after my own heart. After going for years with hardly any garden at all, we were lucky enough to purchase the house we now live in back in 2004. We don't have a front garden, but the back makes up for that. ...
Read full commentPosted in Am I a Snob?
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