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green serene thoughts
Bird-breast soft, white clouds nestle egg-round hills across calm, mist dimmed sea way's blue between. Pavement's happy elephant skin, warm, still...
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rage, rage against the Dying of your Rights
eagerly we grab new inventions rejoicing in humankind's progress, each smoothing of the way to Earth's immolation pile up mistakes to rectify...
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part 12
Wong was looking at the mouth shape in the wall growing wider and wider, when his tail and all his fur was sucked towards it. Then Mary's hair was...
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hear, here
his voice, to his people, once, was a bear's called Paddington, in a fun children's film before all the children fled abroad. Now as Paddington chats...
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unclear nuclear
we'll rack up radioactive waste costing billions to dispose of safely. but who has billions to spare when people are dying now, for lack of Health...
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Creepy for me, too. And also,
Posted on Thu, 05 Sep 2024
Creepy for me, too. And also, this AI version might corrupt his memories of his wife from when she was alive. I agree with Jenny, you portray his fragility very well
Read full commentPosted in Ghostbot (Part Two of Two)
That's bad, it must have
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024
That's bad, it must have needed lots of courage to whistle-blow
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The other day I was reading
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024
The other day I was reading emails my Dad sent me, years and years ago. I liked that, very much, though it made me cry. But things like what you are writing of, here, I don't know. What if it stops people from healing, stops them making new...
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How do your hedgehogs survive
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024
How do your hedgehogs survive such heat?!? Last year when it was very hot here they were struggling (wandering about in day time looking for water, but it cannot have been anything like so hot as for Bulgarian hedgehogs!) I hope Bulgaria is not...
Read full commentPosted in Don't Mess with a Meteorology Man
Samantha is a really good
Posted on Mon, 02 Sep 2024
Samantha is a really good heroine :0) And tension rising very effectively!
Read full commentPosted in The Tide Is High (Dead Reckoning series - Part 24)
Getting alarm bells about
Posted on Tue, 03 Sep 2024
Getting alarm bells about Malcom. I liked how you feel protective of the "lads", that's how I felt as a classroom assistant, too. Also, understand completely how you feel about knowing when your shifts are- I think it's like being prepared for an...
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listening on the radio this
Posted on Sun, 01 Sep 2024
listening on the radio this evening to people from Israel who sound nice, till they sound like they do not consider Palestinian lives to matter at all. And suddenly more and more calling West Bank Judea and Samaria. And the best UK can do is...
Read full commentPosted in The Man Who Almost Saved The World by Alfred N.Muggins
I love how the results of the
Posted on Sun, 01 Sep 2024
I love how the results of the bet get worse and worse and WORSE :0)
Read full commentPosted in A'rustlin' in the breeze!
If only America could stop
Posted on Sun, 01 Sep 2024
If only America could stop supplying weapons, there might be hope.
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You tie in the seasons with
Posted on Mon, 02 Sep 2024
You tie in the seasons with life stages very well. I had not thought of bringing up children as being like harvest, but you are absolutely right.
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