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Category Archives: family
A photograph…
Looking for photographs, I opened a folder on the computer. The first image I came across had me unexpectedly in tears. I have seen it hundreds of times and simply smiled, if a little wistfully. Yet this time, for some … Continue reading
Posted in family, Love
Tagged being, brain injury, Life, love, motherhood, Nick Verron, Photography
78 Comments
A family of dogs
There have not always been dogs in my life, but there have always been dogs in my heart. All of them, except the setters, who were family and Echo, who was a gift, were rescue dogs. And all of them … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, family
Tagged abandoned dogs, Animals, childhood, Dogs, love, pets, rescue dogs
115 Comments
Guest author: Marjorie Hembroff – Ghost in the Attic #short story
It was a warm summer afternoon, and Bess sat cross-legged on the wooden bench in the back yard of the red brick apartment building while her mother hosted a tea party. Bess had just finished her new novel when she … Continue reading
Guest author: D. G. Kaye – Twenty years after “I do”.
Thank you for having me over Sue to share a little about my newest book, Twenty Years: After “I Do” – Reflections on Love and Changes Through Aging, which was released in December 2017. This memoir touches on various aspects … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Books, Dreams, family, Guest post, Humour
Tagged friendship, laughter, love, marriage, memoirs, travel
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Steve Costello on A Hundred Tiny Threads by Judith Barrow
Reblogged from Beyond the Pyre, Steve Costello writes of A Hundred Tiny Threads by Judith Barrow: Isn’t it wonderful when a friend tells you about their success? Judith Barrow told me about hers today with her novel, ‘A Hundred Tiny … Continue reading
Posted in Books, family, fiction, reblog
Tagged fiction, historical fiction, positivity, reviews
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The face of history – A visit to Haddon Hall III
Although there are the grand tapestries, Great Hall and Long Gallery, as well as all the trappings of magnificence, there are corners of Haddon Hall that do not feel like a grand and glorious Country House. They simply feel like … Continue reading
The Advent Calendar – a short story from Geoff Le Pard
Reblogged from Tangental: ‘What is it, Mum?’ Emily Smith, 14 looked up from her book. Gilly, her mother, said, ‘A parcel from Uncle Augustus.’ ‘Who is Uncle Augustus?’ ‘I don’t really know. Someone on your father’s side. Do you remember … Continue reading
Posted in children, Christmas, family, fiction
Tagged advent calendar, Christmas, short story
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Charlie’s Legacy…. a short story by Jamie Dedes
As he settled near me on the park bench, I caught his scent: whisky, unbrushed teeth and unwashed clothes. Dirty nails poked through the frayed fingers of his wool gloves. At first he just sat there, happy for the company, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, family, fiction, reblog
Tagged dreas, encouragement, family, friendship, inspiration, youth
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My Dad’s a Goldfish – Don’t ask, don’t get – by Mary Smith
A must-read article from Mary Smith, for anyone caring for a family member with ill health or disability, particularly in the UK… It is truly astonishing the amount of equipment required to allow someone to continue living in their own … Continue reading
Posted in family, reblog
Tagged carer, caring, dementia, family, mibility equipment, mobility aids, occupational health
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