Monthly Archives: February 2013
Wednesday Words: 27 February 2013
Sometimes, life seems to be a lot of uphill going. A few of us in the blogging community are finding this at the moment, none more so – and more unfairly so – than our kind host of this meme, … Continue reading
How do you know that’s a fair description?
This post was prompted by the ‘100 Word Challenge’ here, where you will find lots of links to other responses. The brief was to write 105 words, including the five-word phrase shown in bold, which didn’t, of course, necessarily have … Continue reading
Wednesday Words: 20 February 2013
This is posted to join in with the meme hosted by Emma at Crazy With Twins. Other things got in the way yesterday so this is actually being posted on Thursday, the 21st! Wondering what to post this week, I … Continue reading
Chef’s Orders
This post is in response to the ‘100 Word Challenge’ here, where there are lots more responses to read. As usual, I struggled to think of a plot until the last day of submission. The brief was to write 106 words including … Continue reading
Wednesday Words: 13 February 2013
Once again, this post is written in answer to the link-up here, by Emma at Crazy With Twins. It’s being posted on Thursday 14 Feb as I had a special post to do last night. Emma suggested a theme based … Continue reading
In Memory of Matilda Mae
Over the last few days, the blogging community has been rocked and stunned. We have struggled to come to terms with a message put out on Twitter, announcing the ‘cot death’ of a baby girl, on the 2nd Feb 2013: … Continue reading
Monday Mobile: 11 February 2013
Today, I happened to look up… and this is what I saw: it’s the roof of ‘The Roundhouse’ – once an actual locomotive roundhouse, now part of a college. Spare a moment to think of the designers and builders – … Continue reading
An Incredible Journey
This post is prompted by the ‘100 Word Challenge’ here, where there are links to lots of other responses. The brief, as you will see, was to write 103 words,including the phrase shown in bold. From far beneath the surface … Continue reading
Fragments from Firefly Phil 