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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Addie’s Little Adventure ~ Adele #writephoto
Everyday after school, I took a shortcut so that I would walk past the mansion where the English couple lived. And every time I paused to peek through the gates which were always ajar and stare at the strange faces … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged dating, employer, England, girl, grounds, job, mansion, married, police, referance, romantic, School, shortcut, surroundings
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Pancakes, sophistry and sacrifice
It is Shrove Tuesday and in England that means pancakes. Not, you will understand, those heart-warming American delights, nor the elegance of French crepes, but ‘proper’ pancakes. For my sons, following in the tradition of the family that has spanned … Continue reading
Posted in symbolism, The Silent Eye
Tagged being, lent, Life, love, sacrifice, spirituality
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Optimist #midnighthaiku
Little by little The eternal optimist Bare earth yields beauty *
The invitation ~ Kyt Wright #writephoto
Ron sat on the bench staring curiously across the road while trying to catch his breath. He had walked up this steep hill many times before but had never seen the ornate gate set in the low stone wall, the … Continue reading
Cahercasey ~ Michele Jones #writephoto
Corey felt it. He had hoped this day would never arrive—he dreaded it. He cursed, grabbed his bag and headed to Cahercasey. The door was ajar when he arrived. He feared entering. The place had been the site of many … Continue reading
Special Needs Authors and Readers – Noreen Lace interviews Patty Fletcher
Reblogged from Noreen Lace: Hello: Thank you so much for having me on your blog. I’m very glad to be here. As I’ve been reading over the questions you ask, I’ve decided the best way to begin answering them is … Continue reading
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Tagged authorinterview, bi-poloar, blindness, blogging, Books, different, disabilities, disabled, disabled author, dog rescue, Dogs, ereaders, exceptional, fibromyaligia, friday, Friday Feature, friday fun, fridaymotivation, friends, great reads, hiking with dogs, indieauthors, inspiration, Life, movies, personal, read, reader, readers, reason, relationships, rescue dog, seeing eye dog, special needs
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Invitation ~ Bobby Fairfield #writephoto
It was late June when I was told I would be working in London for a couple of days. I was booked in to “The Charnel House”, in the Clapham area, a pub that had a few rooms to let … Continue reading
The silence of distance ~ Ramyani Bhattacharya #writephoto
People often wonder What lay beyond the walls, Who lives in the grand house With the inviting, ornamented gate Continue reading at Panache
Caged #midnighthaiku
Caged light is shadowed Indistinct and unfocussed In freedom we shine
The Garden Party ~ Michael #writephoto
The invitation arrived strangely enough in a black envelope addressed to me but with a blood seal on the rear of the envelope. The invitation upon opening read: You are invited to my garden party, Saturday next, at 16 Grahem … Continue reading
