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Category Archives: BT Olympic Storyteller
Where are all the people?
Arrival (London Prepares…Sat 5th May 2012) Empty trains, empty platforms , no sign…I quickly checked the ticket , the instructions duly downloaded from Google. This was the right station , on the right day and it was still early morning. … Continue reading
Olympic Storyteller – latest challenge
The latest challenge for the BT Olympic Storytellers was to pin down what puts the Great in Great Britain and to describe our greatest team for 2012. My piece was commended….so just off the podium this time! London 2012…the Greatest … Continue reading
Posted in BT Olympic Storyteller, free verse, inspiration, London 2012, natural world, Olympics, poet, poetry, poets, writer, writing
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, basketball, BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, GB Team, London, natural world, Olympic Games, Olympic Park, poet, poetry, poetry. writer, team, writer, writing
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Silver!
It seems to me that ‘Olympics’ is fast becoming a word not to use and a subject not to talk about. It is fashionable to be anti the Games with talk of inequalities, no ticket availability, cost, disruption and on … Continue reading
Posted in BT Olympic Storyteller, inspiration, London 2012, Olympics, poet, poetry, poets, word painting, writer
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, BT Olympic Storyteller, BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, London, London 2012, Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, poet, poetry, poetry. writer, writer, 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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This and that
There are some weeks where there is just no flow and this is one of them. Lots of little ends to tie up and no major project to keep me fully engaged. Having sent of the collection of poems to … Continue reading
Posted in art classes, artists, BT Olympic Storyteller, editing works in progress, novelist, Paragram, poet, poetry, Poetry Society, poets, Stanza Poetry group, submission of manuscripts, Uncategorized, writer, writing
Tagged Arts, Literature, Online Writing, poetry, Poetry Society, Publishing, Stanza, Writers Resources
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See with my Words Part I – The Road to 2012
This is what I saw – my first impressions of a few of the magnificent portraits that form a fraction of the ‘Changing Pace’ exhibition on the Road to 2012 at the National Portrait Gallery See With My Words – … Continue reading
Posted in BT Olympic Storyteller, free verse, National Portrait Gallery, poet, poetry, The Road to 2012:Changing Pace, Uncategorized, writer, writing competitions
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Andrew Triggs Hodge, BT Olympic Storyteller 2012, Eleanor Simmonds, National Portrait Gallery, Pete Reed, Phillips Idowu, poet, poetry
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The Road to Twenty Twelve
I was privileged to be part of the private tour of the Road to 2012 photographic exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery yesterday. It is a long time since I have taken an evening train to London to visit a … Continue reading
BT Storyteller Competition
The 1oo BT Olympic Storytellers were invited to submit a piece entitled ‘Anticipation. The entries were judged by Caitlin Moran. I’m proud to say my poem was judged as winner! Many others’ work was commended and included prose, photos and … Continue reading
First Olympic Storyteller outing…London/Surrey roadrace to test Olympic route
Buzzing with the expectation that ripples through the crowd at the right angle corner in Byfleet, I search for the ‘multiple picture’ setting on my new, birthday present camera. The guy next to me, sporting a similar model but different … Continue reading
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Tagged Byfleet, Cycling, Mark Cavendish, Peloton, sport, Tour de France
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