Reblogged from Journey to Ambeth: I know. It’s been a while since I’ve been here. And I’m still officially on a blog break. However, a few weeks ago I spent a weekend in Dorset with The Silent Eye, which I … Continue reading
Shaded dusty paths cut undergrowth tideway below tangles of branches and dapplings of leaves. Continue reading at Writing in North Norfolk
Last year my son was welcomed into homes in India… the trip of a lifetime that changed his entire outlook on life. He was particularly touched by the kindness and the generous hearts of the people of Kerala, some of … Continue reading
He was King, with stature manifesting great wisdom, revered by all his consort behind him humble servants to their offspring honorable seers for their Kingdom. Continue reading at Willow Poetry
“Oh!” Cried the Sun, “you must let me go” The glorious Ent shook his head and said “No.” “Please” cried the Sun her worse fears alerted “No” cooed the Ent “your escape must be averted.” Weeping the Sun bowed her … Continue reading
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A step by step guide to ading a new sharing button to your blog… Fiction is Food Stumble Upon has now closed and the developers have now developed Mix.com to replace it. Here’s how to add a Mix Share Button … Continue reading
She was tall and willowy, her slender figure standing well above her minions. The way she walked suggested arrogance and conceited poise, the sweep of her long limbs made each and all sit up to take notice when she passed. … Continue reading
Reblogged from historywithatwist: The great events of our past – the wars and the genocides – are just a series of small steps strung together… steps that when looked back upon appear to be a seamless, momentous journey. And because … Continue reading
Todd unfolded the old map he’d found buried beneath a log down by the creek, being careful not to tear the fading, yellowing parchment on which the map was drawn. He showed it to his brother, Tim, and looked around … Continue reading
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