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Category Archives: Life
Forcibly divorced
I have a complaint. It is Bank Holiday here, so, in need of provisions and with a sudden desire for apricots, I was obliged to go to the supermarket. I don’t do it often. It depresses me. But that isn’t … Continue reading
Posted in food, Life
Tagged cooking, fresh food, fruit and vegetables, rant, supermarket
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“Asmodaius…
* …Bearer of Time Gnomon of Eternity You must have seen a thing or two During your torturous sojourn… How best can we understand our predicament?” Continue reading at Stuart France
Posted in Life, Photography, The Silent Eye
Tagged interpretation, landscape, mystery, Psycholog
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Guest author: M. C. Tuggle – It’s Not A Human!
One of my concerns as a parent and observer in the early 21st century is the anti-human climate we’re creating for ourselves and our posterity. It’s also a theme that drives much of my fiction. A recent article in the … Continue reading
Posted in Guest post, Life, writing
Tagged disconnect from nature, humanity, mankind, modern living, nature
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The positives in negativity
“Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained strength…” KJV Psalm 8:2 I passed the entire night in the hinterland between sleep and waking. It is that odd state where the body rests unresisting but the mind … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love, Motherhood, The Silent Eye, Uncategorized
Tagged clarity, consciousness, fear, inner help, personality, polarity, psychology, raven, reality, spirituality, sunrise, Understanding and Knowledge
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State of Persons… Stuart France
* If a person Fails to stand In right relation To story… * Continue reading here
Posted in Life
Tagged esoteric, interpretation, Lyric, mystery, Photography, Poetry, psychology
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Guest author: D. Wallace Peach – Room to Breathe
I’m delighted to guest blog today on Sue’s wonderful Daily Echo. I’m sitting in my recliner looking up, wondering what to write. There’s a ten-foot long spider web hanging from the ceiling fan to the beam over my head, gently … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Books, Guest post, Life, writing
Tagged Myths of the Mirror, Rose Shield, taking a break, time out
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Luna
Between dusk and dawn Breezes murmur in secret shade Winding sweet harmony Through ancient earth’s Wild sanctuary. Forests rain roses And night is beautiful Beneath a soft, sacred moon. Shining light on love, You give me life.
What price life?
The fish seem to have noticed that it is spring. The little male gourami needs floating plants in which to build a bubble nest before his mate will take his advances seriously. As they have, quite inconsiderately, eaten all the … Continue reading
Posted in fish, Life
Tagged care, consciousness, fish, love, ownership, pets, responsibility
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Double-take
So it’s eight o’clock on a morning and you’re perched on the end of the eldest son’s bed while the lazy toad has you wait on him hand and foot, discussing the merits of beard oil, the latest blog post … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Life, Love and Laughter
Tagged communication, death, Life, Nick, sons, writing
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Stating the obvious
“I feel a blog post coming on.” For once, it wasn’t me who said it, though it turns out I have to write it anyway. My son lounged in bed, brushing toast crumbs out of his beard. Me, I was … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged changing perspective, empy glass, glass half full, hope, possibility
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