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Big River, Big Life
Anaconda large and long with a squeeze that’s very strong … River dophins rather pink …cayman black …
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Complicated lives of the little creatures!
…build retreats on rocks and vegetation with … skilfully spin a fine silk net, all set … eco-engineer …
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The Rock
R is for Revelation, Righteous, Resurrected, Reigning … C is for Christ, crucifixion, coming, church …
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The Wind in the Willows
The wind in the willows … buzzing and teeming …winter remembrances picture …
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Wisdom for the Rich
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] Pressured, and troubled by increase of wealth, … Is it secured, will it be quite enough? Those who are envious don’t realise – it’s tough! …
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You touch on information
Posted on Sat, 12 Nov 2016
You touch on information about many different issues here. Songs can be very rousing, eg when soldiers are having to go into physical conflict which may lead to bad injury or death.
I love singing, as you probably realise! And particularly...
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Very enjoyable read. Love the
Posted on Sun, 06 Nov 2016
Very enjoyable read. Love the area, from taking my youngest two on lots of frequent short breaks exploring. I felt on tenterhooks for you carrying that tray so determinedly!
The toilet reminded me of a holiday in France when I was about...
Read full commentPosted in Studland, missing fingers, a rabid dog called Bob and a privy
Nice to 'see'/'hear you again
Posted on Sat, 05 Nov 2016
Nice to 'see'/'hear you again. and cleverly twisting your mathematical words around!
I take it this is about moving forward after loss, while showing how much is lost. warm greetings, and prayer. Rhiannon
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Oh, I do like this. Simple
Posted on Mon, 31 Oct 2016
Oh, I do like this. Simple and short verbal picture and message. And we all need to take to heart that the seeds of honesty; respect; integrity; truth, are the things that work, in the long run. Rhiannon
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You have the ability to
Posted on Mon, 31 Oct 2016
You have the ability to squeeze in a lot of interesting detail to keep the reader's attention, Elsie. Having done quite a bit of distribution of leaflets from chapel, I know the feeling of suddenly the variety of steps, paths, letterboxes all...
Read full commentPosted in A Tour of My Neighbourhood
So easy for a situation to
Posted on Sat, 29 Oct 2016
So easy for a situation to escalate when there is tension and a bit of distrust and resentment. 'The solution, it was decided, is straightforward replies with honesty during these questioning periods.' seems that there was a calming...
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I can't remember whether Toyo
Posted on Fri, 28 Oct 2016
I can't remember whether Toyo's wife is Japanese. If so, it seems hard about not reading anything in Japanese, but I suppose they just don't have enough fluent Japanese readers to check out what is being read? Friendship like this between the...
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Richard, Would this be a kite
Posted on Tue, 25 Oct 2016
Richard, Would this be a kite, or buzzard, or …? Rhiannon
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Neatly written again. I guess
Posted on Tue, 25 Oct 2016
Neatly written again. I guess even if the arrow in the eye were mythical, it would seem to be symbolic of the conquest. Rhiannon
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The German Government soon
Posted on Sat, 22 Oct 2016
The German Government soon rewarded him with a detainee officer’s pay of $2.50 per week.” Does that mean he was a prisoner of war not an internee? Or, I suppose, maybe it means he was in US at the outbreak of war, so wouldn't be...
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