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Write about what you don't know about what you know. ― Eudora Welty
Poems by Tom Alexander
an online journal of short writing
Life with cats, and other things...
"If only half of the history that has happened in Nottingham had happened in some other place, that place would be famous; but because it did happen here no one knows".
an empty space between silence & stillness
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Mad as a box of frogs? Most probably ... but if I can’t be perfect, then I’ll happily be fabulously imperfect!
Finding inspiration in the little things
I am more than breath & bones.
Hoping to make the world more beautiful
a light hearted look at caravanning through the eyes of a couple of grey nomads.
When a woman tells the truth she is creating the possibility for more truth around her. Adrienne Rich
novels. poetry. screenplays. endless musings...
Where shall we go today?
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Getting cancer and trying to continue life as normal as possible.
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Aspiring to be the best at writing. Poetry lover, haiku and free verse to be precise, I hope to one day master
Other People's Feelings
To put down in print, the thoughts rattling around in my head.
My Reflections and Expressions
A 10% snowman 👍
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He’s a short man, only 2 feet!
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Hmmm, that’s very deep.
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So funny! I guess when you don’t get a lot of snow….this must seem like a disaster!
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We seem to panic over an inch of snow!
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That’s not even an inconvenience for my neck of the woods! Enjoy it while it lasts! 😃
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Not a disaster, just a temporary inconvenience. Very much depends on where one resides. In rural areas with unsheltered narrow lanes, deep snow drifts can be problematic. Resources are quite rightly allocated to main highways and emergency routes. It wouldn’t make financial sense to increase the snow clearing equipment.
On the plus side the children love it, well, didn’t we all?
This is simply our UK winter, short dark days with a mixture of snow, ice and heavy rain and occasional flooding.
BUT (word used to annoy Peter) Spring is almost here, longer days, sunshine, and probably plenty of rain!
The funniest scene I ever witnessed in the snow was when we followed my mother-in-law’s hearse down the steep hill to the church. It slid every which way and all we could do was imagine was her in her coffin laughing long and very loud! 🙂
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😂
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Get that guy a pair of boots!
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Haha
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I don’t panic. I simply hire out my 4×4 (it’s worth a couple of bottles of red) I bulk buy and stay put!
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Oops answered the wrong section. Meant to say here that I like the way you jump in feet first!
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Half snow man Hahaahhahah
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