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Tag Archives: children
The taste of real food ~ A. C. Flory
Reblogged from Meeka’s Mind: Strawberries, glorious aren’t they? The image above came from freeimages.com, and I can only assume the strawberries are store bought because mine look like this: Yes, that is a bog standard dinner fork for comparison. My … Continue reading
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Tagged apricots, basil, benefits, children, cost, costs, difficulty, flavour, home-grown food., parsley, peaches, pots, strawberries, tomatoes, watercress and posted in Food glorious food
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Little things of joy ~ Deepa #writephoto
They felt empowered strong and victorious! “by the power of…” Continue reading at Sync with Deep
Bookpunk ~ James Pyles #writephoto
Eleven-year-old Keel watched his thirteen-year-old sister Alina from behind as she trudged down the alleyway. “C’mon. Don’t wanna b late,” she signaled. The thin, waif-like boy, walking through January’s half-frozen muddy puddles in dirty, sandaled feet, dressed in over-sized khaki … Continue reading
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Tagged amwritingscifi, children, cyberpunk, dystopian, Post Apocalyptic, SciFi, short fiction
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Buried Secrets ~ Anurag Bakhshi #writephoto
The tranquil picture of an ancient tree by the pristine lake was suddenly shattered by two horrified screams. “Is that a hand?” Stan cried out. Dave replied brokenly, “Y…y…yes….But…but….how is that possible? We had buried him right proper, I could … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged amwriting, children, creative, creative writing, dark, fiction, flash fiction, horror, kids, nature, Shocking, short story, story, supernatural, thriller, Twisted, Twittering Tales, writephoto, writing, writing challenge
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Questions of ‘relativity’…
“… so I thought I’d ask ‘Google’.” “Which is why you phoned me?” “Precisely. You know everything and you’re quicker than the internet.” “Oh gawd…” “What do you know about relativity?” “ Erm… E=mc2?” “Yeah, that.” “What exactly do you … Continue reading
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Tagged children, einstein, inner voice, knowledge, parents, superego, teenagers, Understanding and Knowledge
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The human cost #Remembrance
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, one hundred years ago, the Armistice came into effect and the guns fell silent after four years of horror. The Great War, the ‘war to end all wars’, … Continue reading
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Tagged boy soldiers, children, death, firing squad, grief, loss, war. remembrance
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Waste
Trampled where they fell, the dead and dying, Mud and blood tainting each final breath, Their cries unheard, unheeded by the guns, Made one with sacred earth blasphemed by death. Shells crack and cackle, ‘necessary evil’, A whispered ‘Mother!’ lost … Continue reading
#writephoto regulars ~ Meet Ken Gierke
I asked the writephoto challenge regulars if they would like to come over and introduce themselves. Today we meet Ken Gierke from rivrvlogr. Without those of you who write and read the pieces inspired by the weekly photos, the writephoto … Continue reading
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Tagged children, creativity, haibun, haiku, John Lennon, kayak, love, marriage, Poetry, tanka, vlogging
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Asya Speaks Out ~ Notes to Women #writephoto
Photo by Sue Vincent The magnificent view of the snow-capped mountains and surrounding beautiful landscape which usually filled Asya with peace failed to do so this morning. There was political uncertainty in Sweden as the anti-immigrant party made historic gains … Continue reading
