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Last night I was watching an
Posted on Sat, 12 Nov 2016
Last night I was watching an interview with the singer song writer Buffy St Marie, I think that's how you spell her name. Anyway she's from American Indian heritage and what she had to say was similar to your words of a better world and how the...
this was so atmospheric to read. The first stanza had me thinking of the very old oak tree which stands in our local forest with its Gnarled limbs which twist around the tree.
How sad that Mr Fukuhara was so blase with Toyo about the food poisioning at Santa Anita. I thought that was so unsympathetic. I bet if it had been his own wife and children, he'd...
I thought it was a nice touch that those girls baked cookies for the men at Fort Lincoln. It's amazing how people rally round to help in hard times. The soft ball team must have been filled with gratitude as even the smallest of...
Last night I was watching an
Posted on Sat, 12 Nov 2016
Last night I was watching an interview with the singer song writer Buffy St Marie, I think that's how you spell her name. Anyway she's from American Indian heritage and what she had to say was similar to your words of a better world and how the...
Read full commentPosted in Autobiography - To Revolution Singing
This makes me want to take a
Posted on Fri, 11 Nov 2016
This makes me want to take a stroll in the countryside tomorrow weather permitting.
Beautifully done Rhiannon.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in Bright November Late Afternoon
So sad when we loose someone
Posted on Fri, 04 Nov 2016
So sad when we loose someone we care about. Your sentiments bring so much of my own thoughts to the surface.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Year
Hi Penny,
Posted on Thu, 03 Nov 2016
Hi Penny,
this was so atmospheric to read. The first stanza had me thinking of the very old oak tree which stands in our local forest with its Gnarled limbs which twist around the tree.
Perfect poem for the season I thought.
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Read full commentPosted in Midnight on the 31st
Hi Elsie,
Posted on Mon, 31 Oct 2016
Hi Elsie,
I found reading this fascinating, with all the attention to detail of what you were experiencing.
I once delivered hundreds of yellow pages books which was the most taxing thing I've ever done, swore I'd never do it again...
Read full commentPosted in A Tour of My Neighbourhood
Poor Toyo! Having no outlet
Posted on Fri, 28 Oct 2016
Poor Toyo! Having no outlet to be free seems to be taking a toll on him. The news of his wife, would I'm sure have made him feel much worse.
To live life as a prisoner when you've done nothing wrong is just so cruel. These are the years...
Read full commentPosted in Chet and the Prisoners - 17
Great read,
Posted on Fri, 28 Oct 2016
Great read,
sounds like one hell of a party.
Jenny.
Read full commentPosted in A Very Special New Year
Hi Jean,
Posted on Sun, 23 Oct 2016
Hi Jean,
I was just wondering! What is a straw tick?
How sad that Mr Fukuhara was so blase with Toyo about the food poisioning at Santa Anita. I thought that was so unsympathetic. I bet if it had been his own wife and children, he'd...
Read full commentPosted in Chet and the Prisoners - 13
Hi Jean,
Posted on Sat, 22 Oct 2016
Hi Jean,
I thought it was a nice touch that those girls baked cookies for the men at Fort Lincoln. It's amazing how people rally round to help in hard times. The soft ball team must have been filled with gratitude as even the smallest of...
Read full commentPosted in Chet and the Prisoners - 12
Hi Jean,
Posted on Tue, 18 Oct 2016
Hi Jean,
It's good that at least the Japanese were able to enjoy soft ball, it must have released a lot of tension.
I found it so tragic that Tojo was unable to withdraw his earned money without a valid reason, they must have known...
Read full commentPosted in Chet and the Prisoners - 9
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