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PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields It’s the season to be jolly On a snowy day and we’re free Horses eating hay for their tea We’ve bought our Christmas tree and decorated with bright lights We’ve been…
There are at least three dimensions to one of the Silent Eye’s discovery weekends. There’s the place itself, with its features – ancient and modern; there’s the social side, most present in the evening when we mellow into the chosen … Continue reading
Use the image below to create a post on your own blog… poetry, prose, humour… light or dark, whatever you choose, by noon (GMT) Wednesday 21st December and link back to this post with a pingback. Please make sure that … Continue reading
The prompt photo was taken inside the ancient mound at Bryn Celli Ddu on the isle of Anglesey. Unfortunately, I haven’t got that far in my own retelling of the events of that trip yet…so watch this space. Stuart, however, … Continue reading
In the same way that how exactly they choose a new Pope, what makes people like Marmite and why no-one can grasp exactly what a Higgs’ Bosun does are each incapable of comprehension, the precise nature of what occurs immediately … Continue reading
Keith Channing is offering a way to do a bit of good this Christmas…and it won’t cost you a thing. Please visit his site and take him up on his offer. Three £15 Lendwithcare gift vouchers in free draw My … Continue reading
From deep within the cave, monsters awaited With such taxonomies as Rationalization, Fractions, Linear Equations, and Quadratic Equations And of course, Trigonometric and Exponential and Logarithmic Functions. The resident tour guide had to calm the explorers’ fears. It seemed … Continue reading
Dear Santa, Me and her are no longer on speaking terms. She’s really done it this time. This is serious stuff. I may go into a decline. It all started yesterday, when she stripped all the covers off my sofa. … Continue reading
* It has been surmised that the future enters our past in order that the present may form… And sometimes it certainly feels a little like that. For one thing it has been thirty months since our last sighting of … Continue reading
