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Category Archives: Relationships
Eyes of a fish
After five hours of being stood upon, my feet ache and my back is not in the slightest bit happy. On the other hand, I did manage to catch a fish. This was not, I hasten to add, a mere … Continue reading
Posted in fish, Grief, Life, Love and Laughter, Love, Relationships, Responsibility, Spirituality
Tagged change, dropsy, ghost koi, isolation, koi carp, necessity, pond
35 Comments
Soul-Calibre
Reblogged from The Silent Eye “It’s like, imagine all the atoms in your hand… billions of them… they all have to move together to make it do this.” He wriggled his hand. “They don’t know why they are doing it … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, Responsibility, Spirituality
Tagged asking questions, Life, meaning of life, teenagers, the universe and everything
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Getting nowhere fast
The morning started early…long before dawn… even though the night had ended late. You would think I would have done mounds of stuff by now, but not so. The rest of the morning disappeared in my son’s kitchen then I … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Life, Relationships
Tagged conditioning, habit, misconceptions, misunderstanding, reaction
40 Comments
Grá mo Chroí – Celebrate St Patrick’s day… Free on Kindle!
Grá mo Chroí Love Stories from Irish Myth Ali Isaac & Jane Dougherty I would like to thank Sue Vincent for inviting us (Jane Dougherty and Ali Isaac) to talk about Grá mo Chroí. So here goes, in time for … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Guest, Relationships
Tagged free book offer, history, Irish myth, kindle, love story, romance
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Life cycle
“Do you mind?” Well, yes, actually, I do… choking on a filched Brazil nut from his breakfast is not the most enjoyable of experiences, even if it does serve me right. I splutter an incoherent reply between coughs. “You can … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Love and Laughter, Memories, Motherhood, Relationships
Tagged age, children, evolution, sons
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A weather eye on the birds…
I stepped outside this morning as a kite flew low over the house. Another parted the air above my head as I left the car to call at the little shop and two more swooped down as I unlocked the … Continue reading
If at first…
This weekend we try again. If the weather doesn’t postpone the attempt once more my sons will be jumping out of a plane from over 10,000ft at around 120mph on Saturday. I did try to instil some common sense into … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Nick Verron, Relationships, Surviving brain injury
Tagged archaeology, children, make a wish foundation, skydive
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From the small dog
“The time has come,” the doglet said, “to talk of many things; Of tennis balls and squeaky ducks, and sneaky bees with stings; of why the sparrows fly so fast and if that cat has wings.” “Just wait a bit,” … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Poetry, Relationships
Tagged cheese, dog walking, humour, lewis carroll, squeaky toy, tennis ball
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