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Cherry

This Sort of Thing - March 2024 - L'ouverture

Words in papers, words in books. Words once sung by Elkie Brooks.
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Cherry

More Elaines

Elaine and I barely spoke to each other but memories of this gruff, no-nonsense woman have stayed with me for fifty years.
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Cherry

This Sort of Thing - February 2024 - Last Orders

Written at the rate of 100 words per day, this is the second part of my account of an arduous journey through February via the middle of nowhere.
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Cherry

This Sort of Thing - February 2024 - Early Doors

Written at the rate of 100 words per day, this is the first part of my account of an arduous journey from the beginning of February to the middle of February.
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Ol' Blue Eyes

Posted on Thu, 25 Jul 2024

Frank Sinatra might have been the person who got this ball rolling. He had a hit entitled 'From the Bottom of My Heart' a fair few years before I was born.

But watch out for typos!

'From the heart of my bottom' would change the...

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Positive attitude

Posted on Wed, 24 Jul 2024

There have been times when it's been necessary for me to get myself extra super fit for walking and cycling trips that I've sometimes foolishly agreed to go on but generally I've avoided physical exercise for great swathes of my life.

So...

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Hello dear Jenny.

Posted on Wed, 24 Jul 2024

Hello dear Jenny.

I'm very sorry to hear that you're still suffering with your illness. I hope someone or something can improve your health and mobility soon. I admire you for continuing to write your poetry through it all.

Your...

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Yellow Stickers

Posted on Mon, 22 Jul 2024

Dear TR Maxine,

Do you realise that your latest comment is about ten times longer than your original story? That's impressive. Thank you for enlightening me though. I used to work near a branch of TR Maxx in Bristol but, suspecting that it...

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Sober inebriatist, drunken teetotalist

Posted on Tue, 23 Jul 2024

Excellent words containing a lot of very well thought out rhyme that frantically jumps off the page to emphasise the utter desperation.

Silent Death recaps his ink... a brilliant penultimate line!

I'm not sure if enjoyed is...

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The hole in the ground

Posted on Mon, 22 Jul 2024

Our garden is indeed very big. Friends tell us it is more like a park than a garden. We have hundreds of trees so maybe to be buried under one of the smaller walnuts will be a possibility, though I'd prefer the big ancient one that I often sit...

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Roots

Posted on Mon, 22 Jul 2024

It's emotional blackmail. The vets know that people with raw emotions will find the money.

We just bury ours in the garden. There's even a space for me. It's just beside the redcurrant bushes. I would have preferred to be beneath the...

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Sheds

Posted on Sun, 21 Jul 2024

I had thought about writing a story just like yours but it would have meant sorting our shed out a bit first which would be quite a task so I'll just read yours.

Intriguing stuff it is too!

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Eric's PTSD

Posted on Fri, 19 Jul 2024

I think grumpy old Eric had PTSD long before the outbreak of World War Two and the Icelanders only shot him (no one else, as he could recall) so that he'd go home. During the years that I was living near to Bath the majority of the buses there...

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Cheryl

Posted on Fri, 19 Jul 2024

Is it Cheryl from Bucks Fizz?

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