Inspiration point (IP)
Huge apologies for the lateness of this week's IP! Having spent a lot of time travelling today, I am hoping this one might be the ticket : to write a story or poem set in a station, or other place of arrivals and departures - could be working, waiting, coming, going, anticipating, fretting, do you know where you are going, or perhaps this destination is a complete suprise... Where will your imagination take you?
I am always gobsmacked by the variety of wonderful IP responses, I do hope this helps get you started!
Wishing everyone a great weekend
Inspiration point
Living The Dream
Living The Dream? I was preparing a presentation for a school assembly not long before I retired. Teaching had been only one of over fifty skill sets...
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They aren’t missing!

They used to think that soon they‘d find a ‘missing link’ between mankind and apes; they drew imaginative posture and facial shapes – all from discovered tooth – excitement big, – then found to be the tooth of a pig! Then …
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Four of Four

Kev sat down on my settee with a beer from my fridge to watch the racing results on my television. Jim in Glasgow had paid for all of these things,...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Three of Four

From the cockpit, Captain Australia (the world’s first marsupial superhero) announced that we would be landing in Naples, Muscat, Bombay, Singapore...
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Miss Australia 1978 – Part Two of Four

Unfortunately, I didn’t have my mobile phone with me because at that stage of the rampant global advance in technology they had yet to be invented,...
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