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Monthly Archives: June 2005
CHAPTER TASTER – I Like These Books (1. May)
O.K. Here’s where I give you a little taster from books I’ve really liked. If you like the sound of them, the idea or the writing, you might go and look them out yourself. I wondered if perhaps you … Continue reading
Posted in Poems/Quotes
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A shame
When I was younger, there were a few of us who came from the ‘better’ end of town, who took a while to be accepted into the dubious brotherhood we had adopted. Accents mean a lot in England, and there … Continue reading
Posted in Day to day stuff
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People
I was on a train the other day – a series of trains in fact. The first one from a station that leaves from the middle of Brookwood cemetery http://www.cnauk.navy.mil/Base%20Services/Photo%20Lab/Photo%20Pages/Brookwood%20Memorial%20-%20Page%201.htm which is not only a military site, but also the place … Continue reading
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Dying
On the day before my father’s funeral, or one of those days, I can’t remember which, I had a terrible row with D. My mother was trying to hold it all together, and so was I, except that we had … Continue reading
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Help
If you are under eighteen and you have a problem, you may get some help. After that time, they kick you out into the system. If you run around with an axe, they might keep an eye on you if … Continue reading
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Darkness
One time, the ‘phone rung in our house – always an occasion for the nerves to start jangling. Whatever anyone was doing would be suspended – conversation, a television programme, the middle of eating, forks arrested in mid journey. The … Continue reading
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Home again
Being in Cornwall always reminds me that I live on an island. True enough, no one here is ever far from the sea, but in the part of Cornwall I was visiting, you tend to keep falling into it if … Continue reading
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