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Down the years I have lived in many places and I have done many jobs. Now I live in Bulgaria and the only work I do is tending to my lovely garden when the sun is shining and scribbling away in my big book of writing stuff when it is not.

I may have left it too late in life to become a famous writer or celebrated gardener but I will persevere anyway. These are the things that occupy me in a seemingly effortless and satisfying way.

204 of my comments have received 214 Great Feedback votes

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This is an excellent piece of

Posted on Tue, 16 Nov 2021

This is an excellent piece of writing. Reading it made me think but it did nothing to cheer me.

I've done my best. I recycle and compost everything I can, my car has a small engine, I rarely eat animals and I spent years cycling to work...

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Posted in ECOCIDE

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The way things are going, I

Posted on Tue, 16 Nov 2021

The way things are going, I suspect heads will roll. I hope it's not Mrs Muggins that faces the chop. She sounds like a nice lady who has got roped into this time travel just to accompany her husband as he follows his whims. Surely she'd be...

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Posted in Time Travel To The Court Of Old Henry VIII : Back To The Past (The Return Of Youth)!

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I like the way that you

Posted on Tue, 16 Nov 2021

I like the way that you remind us that December comes as more of a shock than November does. November is just the dark end of autumn with all the mystery and dreaminess that you describe so well, lulling us into a place of comfort before December...

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Posted in When November Comes (with audio)

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Hello Jenny.

Posted on Tue, 16 Nov 2021

Hello Jenny.

I particularly liked your words:

the grand scheme of folklore...where nature has mutual respect.

Forests, especially oak forests, are magical places but once the thoughts of folklore join us on a walk in...

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Posted in Thoughts Of An Oak Tree's Spirit

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It's sad to know that your

Posted on Wed, 10 Nov 2021

It's sad to know that your family has needed to use care homes but I'm pleased to hear that you have some good positive things to say about them. There are a few terrible places which get in the news and it leads to the good ones being tarred...

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Posted in Visiting hours 2 – 5

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Long long ago when I was a

Posted on Wed, 10 Nov 2021

Long long ago when I was a working man, many of my clients were care home residents, usually suffering from dementia. Some seemed happy and many more seemed quite unhappy but whatever the case their families (if they bothered to visit them at all...

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Posted in Visiting hours 2 – 5

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Hello Rhiannon.

Posted on Tue, 09 Nov 2021

Hello Rhiannon.

I've sometimes been told by those who knew my Grandad better that even if I had asked the questions I probably wouldn't have got answers. Apparently he would never talk about his time in France during World War One. He went...

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Posted in Chocolate, Tobacco and Horse Muck

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You might know some other

Posted on Tue, 09 Nov 2021

You might know some other places from my past, the York chapter of which revolves around Heworth. My grandparents lived in Dodsworth Avenue, just the other side of Heworth Green from the Shoulder of Mutton, which I have just discovered is now...

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Posted in Chocolate, Tobacco and Horse Muck

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Hello Paul.

Posted on Tue, 09 Nov 2021

Hello Paul.

We were never allowed to eat Cadbury's chocolate. We were told we'd be selling our souls to the devil if we did. However, everyone's a fruit and nutcase!

Childhood memories are precious and I love it when snippets of...

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Posted in Chocolate, Tobacco and Horse Muck

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As a long suffering victim of

Posted on Mon, 08 Nov 2021

As a long suffering victim of the after effects of anaglypta, I particularly liked your line ...

a dominant, assertive tone that could tear anaglypta from ceilings.

And your characters seemed so lifelike. They may be...

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Posted in A Lorry Load of Sleaze

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