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Category Archives: Friendship
Sticks and Stones by Geoffrey West
Reblogged from The Jack Lockwood Diaries: I pushed my friend from the first floor window ledge. His screams rang in my ears as I ran back home, crying my eyes out. It had all happened sixty-five years ago, and now, … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, Friendship
Tagged childhood, guilt, Jack Lockwood Diaries, short story
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On Being Smarter by Ken Decroo
Reblogged from Baja Moto Quest: Ken Decroo and Congo, African Elephant, Photo by Gale Cooper, 1981 Concerning the training of wild animals, I often speak on the importance of being smarter than the animal you’re training. When asked to elaborate … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Humour
Tagged africa, Animal People, animal training, Animals, Books, Gale Cooper
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The Summer Of Mystery – Ellen Best #writephoto
Wendy took hold of her friends shoulders and shook her. “Suzy stop trying to peek, you aren’t being fair,” Wendy was pouting and frowning. “You promised me and if… if you want to be my best friend,” Wendy had fat … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, photo prompt, Photography
Tagged childhood, fairy story, flash fiction, magic
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The Butterfly Net
The computer has gone from working a speeds of a derisive ‘you’ll be lucky’ to an emphatic ‘you’ve got no chance’. Whether it is downloading things behind my back, updating things I’d prefer it to leave well alone or simply … Continue reading
Is blogging worth it? 10 reasons why…
One from the vaults: ‘Build an author platform’, we are told. As an author platform, is a blog economically viable? If everyone put a penny in a virtual pot, one for each article they had read in August on Daily … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Friendship, Photography, writing
Tagged Indie authors, inspiration, promotion, writers life
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Open borders…
The virus that has been bugging me for the past week or two, manifesting itself under various guises in order the hide from effective treatment, finally decided a couple of days ago that it would try pretending to be a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, food, Friendship, Humour
Tagged cuisine, fear, France, multicultural society, prejudice, travel, yorkshire
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The Disease of Being Busy-from ALK3R
Reblogged from ALK3R: I saw a dear friend a few days ago. I stopped by to ask her how she was doing, how her family was. She looked up, voice lowered, and just whimpered: “I’m so busy… I am so … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Life, Relationships, Responsibility, soul, Spirituality
Tagged being, caring, heart centrred living, love, taking time out, too busy
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Leaf and Flame – Laughter on the dance floor
Photo by Barbara Walsh The Sunday morning guided meditation took the Companions back to the place where they had begun to seek answers to their own riddles. To begin the day in silent communion with a sense of something vast … Continue reading
The Pink Bus – Guest author G. Michael Vasey
Gary Vasey is a prolific writer and has been a friend of mine for a long, long time… and the birth of that friendship in itself is a very strange story. We co-authored The Mystical Hexagram many years before we … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Friendship, mystery, writing
Tagged G. Michael Vasey, Gary Vasey, magic, nature of reality, paranormal, psychic, supernatural
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