Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post

The Silent Eye I am inspired. By a biscuit. A Rich Tea biscuit of renowned lineage to be exact. For those who have not encountered this denizen of the biscuit tin, it is a plain, thin and eminently dunkable thing, not to be tackled by the unwary or uninitiated. It requires the touch of experience…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: I am very happy to welcome Judith Barrow, a fellow Yorkshire lass. When I asked her if she would like to write a guest post, I didn’t expect so many familiar memories, a short story… and photographs of Yorkshire too! Published by Honno,  Judith’s books Changing Patterns,…

Jenny in Neverland A few weeks ago, I hosted a Twitter chat with the topic being, “Life Before, During and After Blogging”. One of my questions for the people taking part was, “How has your life changed since you started blogging? What has blogging brought to your life that it didn’t have before?” I literally…

Originally posted on evelynralph: Tenth July Blog. (Friday) Rain, Lifegiver. A drop of rain Upon my cheek, From above, As if to weep And sigh for me In my solitude. Heaven’s tears Shape the landscape, Sculpt us all, Infinite ability, In gorgeous Neutrality, and we Are pledged to Follow each map, Every rivulet, Winding between…

Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: …if there’s one thing yeez get to know the older yeez get… is that yeez know comparatively little… no one mind or brain holds all the intelligence and learning that civilisation has generated since time began… and the earlier this ol’ Jurassic understood that, the easier it became to get…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Sue Vincent's Daily Echo View original post

The Silent Eye I am inspired. By a biscuit. A Rich Tea biscuit of renowned lineage to be exact. For those who have not encountered this denizen of the biscuit tin, it is a plain, thin and eminently dunkable thing, not to be tackled by the unwary or uninitiated. It requires the touch of experience…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: I am very happy to welcome Judith Barrow, a fellow Yorkshire lass. When I asked her if she would like to write a guest post, I didn’t expect so many familiar memories, a short story… and photographs of Yorkshire too! Published by Honno,  Judith’s books Changing Patterns,…

Jenny in Neverland A few weeks ago, I hosted a Twitter chat with the topic being, “Life Before, During and After Blogging”. One of my questions for the people taking part was, “How has your life changed since you started blogging? What has blogging brought to your life that it didn’t have before?” I literally…

Originally posted on evelynralph: Tenth July Blog. (Friday) Rain, Lifegiver. A drop of rain Upon my cheek, From above, As if to weep And sigh for me In my solitude. Heaven’s tears Shape the landscape, Sculpt us all, Infinite ability, In gorgeous Neutrality, and we Are pledged to Follow each map, Every rivulet, Winding between…

Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: …if there’s one thing yeez get to know the older yeez get… is that yeez know comparatively little… no one mind or brain holds all the intelligence and learning that civilisation has generated since time began… and the earlier this ol’ Jurassic understood that, the easier it became to get…