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Tag Archives: fish
Ani’s Advent 2019! Fish, bullies and a letter from Darlene Foster’s Dot…
Dear Santa, I’ve been wondering what my two-legs would like for Christmas. I mean, there are loads of things that would be nice for her, but she says there’s not much she needs. But, today I heard her muttering. And … Continue reading
Posted in Ani's Advent 2019, Guest post
Tagged aquarium, Christmas dogs, fish, letters to santa, presents
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Feeding the fishes ~ Tallis Steelyard
Reblogged from Jim Webster at Tallis Steelyard: It has to be said that I never heard this tale of Maljie’s past from the lady in person. This one I had from Laxey, the sub-Hierodeacon. It has to be confessed that … Continue reading
Up close…
The phone rang. It was getting late and only one person is likely to call me at that time, so it was no surprise to hear my son’s voice. What was surprising, though, was the tone of the voice that … Continue reading
Pond update…
It was odd, when we thought about it, that all the healthiest fish had died, The ones we’d had concerns about were still with us. It was also odd that all our special friends amongst the fish had gone… the … Continue reading
Pond life
The past week or so has seen me messing about in ponds every day, which is odd, as I don’t have a pond. My son, however, does and, like the rest of his garden, that has been largely my domain … Continue reading
Come-uppance #midnighthaiku
Ego illusion Self-confident aggression Really just small fry A newly introduced, and rather bumptious tiger loach, felt itself to be king of the aquarium at feeding time, having seen off ‘the competition’… fish smaller than itself. Then, it came face … Continue reading
Notes from a small dog: A catalogue of catastrophe…
It hasn’t been the best of weekends around here, I have to say. All this getting up too early and going to bed too late is not good for us four-legses for a start. Neither is being left behind when … Continue reading
Posted in cats, Dogs, Humour, Photography
Tagged Ani, care, chocolates, domestic disasters, fish, lottery, stray cats, worried dog
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The Gloom ~ Fandango #writephoto
The year was NC221. Thick, dark clouds had enveloped the entire planet since shortly after the Nuclear Holocaust, or NC as it was commonly known. The descendants of the survivors called it “the Gloom.” No one alive had ever seen … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography
Tagged cloud cover, coyotes, descendants, feral cats, fish, gatherers, gloom, Hole, insects, nuclear holocaust, rodents, writephoto
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The little fish who swam
There has been a sick fish in my son’s pond for months now. At one point, there were two of them, floating belly up, side by side, and sporting ugly ulcers. They were so ill that we had even been … Continue reading
Milestones
I came across an old post while I was rummaging through the files. It looked at the decades of an ordinary life…my life… and how the things that seem ordinary to you, while you are living them, can look very … Continue reading
Posted in The Silent Eye
Tagged evolution, fish, growth, process, progress, psychology, spirituality, symbolism
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