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Imagine, it is the coldest night of this winter – 5 degrees below freezing, no moon, torch batteries flat and the dog – the escape artist, butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth, see how pretty I am Jack Russell, Lucy, … Continue reading
As usual I’m grumbling my way through January
Thank goodness we are nearing the end of January. Even as I sit with bright sunlight pouring through the window and warming my shoulder, I am aware of the dragging feeling that, for me, epitomises January. This year I tried … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, online writing, writing
Tagged four poems, grumbles, January, setting goals
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Dogs, for Christmas and for ever…
Everyone is home this Christmas and that is such a treat. I am planning nothing much! Christmas lunch is sorted – it will be delivered today – wonderful nut roasts from Cook..brilliant… no matter how long and lovingly I labour, … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, dogs, Family, inspiration, poets, Uncategorized
Tagged Christmas, Dog, Health, Pet, Puppy, Recreation
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Not attached!
It really is sod’s law. I finally pluck up the courage to declare the five commissioned poems (the miracle of being commissioned by Agnes Meadows to contribute to the first Loose Muse anthology still hasn’t truly sink in) as finished, … Continue reading
Posted in editing, Loose Muse, poet, poetry, poetry commission, poets, submission of manuscripts, Uncategorized, writer
Tagged Agnes Meadows, Computer file, Dropbox, loose muse, poetry, Uploading and downloading
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Second Christmas…supposedly under control!
One of the things about having ME/CFS is to survive everything has to be planned, every day paced to make a little energy go a long way. One of my rules is usually to do only one ‘activity’ every day. … Continue reading
Christmas is here…twice in the next week!
The joys of running a Country Market stall include many and various ‘Christmas Specials’. On Saturday we have been invited to decorate our stall ( which may amount to a whole ‘half’ table top) with appropriate material as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Book selling, Christmas, Country Market, poetry, poets, Toe in the Water, writing
Tagged christmas market, Country Market, late night shopping., poet, poetry. writer, writer, writing
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Country Marketeer
Such an early start – we had strict instructions to be at the village hall by 8.30 in order to set up our stall. Well, that was about the only instruction we successfully followed. They were very patient with us, … Continue reading
Posted in Book selling, Country Market, poet, poetry, poets, Toe in the Water, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged Art, Country Market, Craft, Literature, poet, poetry, poetry books, poetry. writer, Selling books, Village hall, Water colour, writer, Writers Resources, writing
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I’m late, I’m late…
I seem to be taking life at a trot these days, not my usual stroll and amble. I think this is good, though it may catch up with me. CFS does not take kindly to increased pace! Friday night’s Toe … Continue reading
Posted in book signing event, BT Olympic Storyteller, ME, CFS, Paragram, performance poetry, performing your writing, poet, poetry, poetry commission, poets, Toe in the Water, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged Arts, Literature, Paragram, Performing poetry, poetry, Poetry readings, Remembrance Sunday, The Chertsey Bookshop
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Euphemidiom
Today’s Dverse poetry challenge has reminded me of a bit of fun I had with idiom and euphemism several years ago. Euphemidiom To play the game play the fool play the field is fun I’m told. Onthe town on the … Continue reading
Posted in Dversepoetry, euphemism, free verse, online writing, poet, poetry, Uncategorized, writer
Tagged Online Writing, poet, poetry, poetry. writer, writer, Writers Resources, writing
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