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Category Archives: Friendship
Lucky
There are few photographs of my years in Paris. The camera I had back then was minimal, film expensive to process and anyway, postcards did a far better job that I could ever do. It doesn’t matter. Back then it … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Friendship, painting
Tagged art. memories, memoirs, Montmartre, Paris, Place du Tertre, Thierry Arnault, Thomas Coffield
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Ani’s Advent 2020! Who wants to come and play?
What with covid, lockdowns and everything else that has gone on this year…we don’t know what we will be able to do about Christmas or however else we celebrate the midwinter. One thing we can do is have a countdown … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, cats, depression, Elusive realities, England, Friendship
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Ghosts
We ran like children, playing in the snow, Geriatric teenagers with joints that creaked, While our tears froze, Ignored in laughter. We talked the wine away, until the sun rose Greeting it together, barefoot in the dew With a fierce … Continue reading
Fragments of history
Over the past month or so, we have been revisiting places in my local area in preparation for the April workshop we will be running here. There are so many wonderful sites that we would love to include, but time … Continue reading
But ‘n’ Ben…
Gauche… Gangly… Currently scrofulous… Bark Jaw-Dark contemplated the pork pie he had recently fished from the depths of the jacket pocket of his un-pressed suit and placed it whole in his mouth. “Hey, Jordache!” “Jaw-Dark,” spluttered Bark through the pork … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Don and Wen, fiction, Friendship, History, Humour, Mythology, Photography, Spirituality, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged adventure, new book, new release, paperback, sacred sites, travel
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A dinner date
Clearing old receipts out of my purse, I once again came across a photo and remembered… Stiletto heels, long black gloves, glitzy jewels … I was making a very special effort for him that night. The gown looked amazing. I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Grief, Life, Love and Laughter
Tagged confidence, evening dress, fast food, freedom, funeral, love, MacDonalds, memoirs, promises
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In communication
Quite why Ani thinks I would really like a squashed spider I don’t know. Be that as it may, it is, with great care and delicacy, deposited on my lap. Perhaps she is working on the same principle that makes … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Friendship, Life
Tagged Animals, awareness, communication, division, pets
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A surreal Sunday… Life, death and beauty
You could see, just from Nick’s posture, that something was very wrong. As I walked towards the garden from the street where I had left the car, there was just something in the bleak way he was holding himself, looking … Continue reading
Posted in fish, Friendship, Life, Photography
Tagged family, grief, loss, oxygen, pets, pond
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Notes from a small dog… Making friends
She’d been out for ages, and when she finally came home I was really glad to see her. Sometimes I worry that she won’t come back, though she has never left me too long on my own. I have my … Continue reading