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I have to say, they have a point…
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Wishing you a happy Friday! It’s my Guest Writer Spot time. This week, it’s the turn of Kevin Morris. He’s written a beautiful poem for us to enjoy. Muddy By Kevin Morris Thoughts muddyI shall forsakeAnd takeRefuge in my study,Among poets who speakWords that endure beyond a week. I shall sit listening to birdsong.The longSummer…
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Brownie Days I was very shy as a child and was always extremely nervous when trying anything new. So when it came to joining Brownies when I was seven, I wasn’t sure if I could do it. After all, I’d stood outside the school playground, holding on to my mum’s hand for dear life on…
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This one speaks for itself:
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Happy Friday, everyone. I hope you’ve had a good week. It’s time for my Guest Writer. This week, it’s Murray Clarke. I’m sure you’ll enjoy his story as much as I did. CATNAP By Murray Clarke It doesn’t always pay to go for the cheapest quote, Edith reflected, as she surveyed the remainder of her…
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These chalkboard signs do make me smile.
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I’m gradually getting back into blogging after my recuperation. It’s great to see you all again and to be part of it. I wondered if anyone would like to write something for my Guest Writer Spot, which I’m bringing back on a Friday. I accept stories, poems, articles – in fact, anything and everything. All…
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It’s an easy mistake to make…
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Memories of My Special Grandparents I was twelve when my grandad died. So I only have a few memories of him. I wish I had more. Grandad and Nan had moved away some years before so we didn’t see them very often. He’d also had a stroke when I was younger and Mum always said…
Esther Chilton 