love this poem,

Originally posted on Zen and the Art of Tightrope Walking: The Loss of the Joy I don’t know precisely when it really began, this loss. They say when you lose something you should go back to the last time you know you had it and work forward until you see when it stopped being there.…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: The sun is out, it feels like spring and the Christmas tree will be coming down today. I have always left it till Twelfth Night in the past, following the tradition in which I was raised. I used to add the French custom of the galette des…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Lets’ face it; if you get a personally addressed email from someone purportedly representing an international United Nations initiative you are more than likely going to send it to the spam folder unopened. If (given the keyword in the subject line) you do happen to open it……

Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: …yesterday, I had an interesting exchange of comment with my good friend, terrific Authoress, Carol Hedges, during which an idea surfaced about who actually writes the masterpieces we produce?… of course, the fingers tapping away at the laptop belong to this ol’ Jurassic… but lots of yeez Lads and Lassies…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: I stayed in bed till the alarm went off. I have it set for six thirty, just in case I sleep that late… I’m usually up long before that and out with the dog before it goes off. This morning, however, I indulged in a lie in.…

Originally posted on Just Life – Jennie Orbell: Hi All OK, so you know for a fact that I’m going to have to witter on about it being the end of one year and the beginning of another, yada, yada, yada, so I’ll do us all a huge favour and keep it brief. I’m going…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: As the New Year celebrations approach, it is traditional to think about making resolutions, those choices projected into the far flung future of the year… which few of us actually manage to keep beyond the second week of January. Many of them are ‘ought to’ plans… losing…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: My Christmas day had come and gone As good as you could get; I woke to silent darkness, But I wasn’t moving yet! I’d wait till the alarm went off And get a duvet fix, I wasn’t starting Boxing Day Till after half past six. The world…

love this poem,

Originally posted on Zen and the Art of Tightrope Walking: The Loss of the Joy I don’t know precisely when it really began, this loss. They say when you lose something you should go back to the last time you know you had it and work forward until you see when it stopped being there.…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: The sun is out, it feels like spring and the Christmas tree will be coming down today. I have always left it till Twelfth Night in the past, following the tradition in which I was raised. I used to add the French custom of the galette des…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: Lets’ face it; if you get a personally addressed email from someone purportedly representing an international United Nations initiative you are more than likely going to send it to the spam folder unopened. If (given the keyword in the subject line) you do happen to open it……

Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher: …yesterday, I had an interesting exchange of comment with my good friend, terrific Authoress, Carol Hedges, during which an idea surfaced about who actually writes the masterpieces we produce?… of course, the fingers tapping away at the laptop belong to this ol’ Jurassic… but lots of yeez Lads and Lassies…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: I stayed in bed till the alarm went off. I have it set for six thirty, just in case I sleep that late… I’m usually up long before that and out with the dog before it goes off. This morning, however, I indulged in a lie in.…

Originally posted on Just Life – Jennie Orbell: Hi All OK, so you know for a fact that I’m going to have to witter on about it being the end of one year and the beginning of another, yada, yada, yada, so I’ll do us all a huge favour and keep it brief. I’m going…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: As the New Year celebrations approach, it is traditional to think about making resolutions, those choices projected into the far flung future of the year… which few of us actually manage to keep beyond the second week of January. Many of them are ‘ought to’ plans… losing…

Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo: My Christmas day had come and gone As good as you could get; I woke to silent darkness, But I wasn’t moving yet! I’d wait till the alarm went off And get a duvet fix, I wasn’t starting Boxing Day Till after half past six. The world…