Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
I was thinking about a discussion I had enjoyed with a friend, about how our upbringing colours our worlds more than we realise. Both cultural and personal influences shape the images that…
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GEORGE AND T’ DRAGON – Reblog from Sue Vincent
If you thought you knew the story of George and his dragon, try this new version š From Sue Vincent over the pond.
THE WOUNDED HEART OF PARIS – Sue Vincent (Reblog)
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Notre Dame de Paris.The three images of the Cathedral are photographs of postcards in my Parisian diaries. The white dome of the SacrĆ©-CÅur, floating like some fairy tale castle against the blackness…
SHINING AGAIN – Marilyn Armstrong
I just read a really interesting post on Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo called: SHINE.Ā In her final paragraphs she said: Donāt we all wish to be loved and accepted for who we are in our entirety? Yet we hide the… Read More ›
THERE ISN’T MUCH SNOWFALLĀ #writephoto – Marilyn Armstrong
Thursday photo prompt: SnowfallĀ #writephoto It had been warm for most of December and the bulk of January. Warm enough to find myself picking ticks off my dogs. In January when I normally don’t have to worry about ticks and fleas… Read More ›
FROM THE SMALL DOG – Reblog – Sue Vincent
āThe time has come,ā the doglet said, āto talk of many things; Of tennis balls and squeaky ducks, and sneaky bees with stings; of why the sparrows fly so fast and if that cat has wings.ā āJust wait a bit,ā… Read More ›
TEMPLE TRACKS #writephoto – Marilyn Armstrong
MEMORIES IN STONE AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL MINI MYSTERY #WRITE PHOTO You could see where the temple had been. The ground was slightly raised forming what appeared to be a circle. If you looked carefully, you could see the tip of a… Read More ›
OVER? OR A FRESH START? StarkĀ #writephoto – Marilyn Armstrong
Thursday photo prompt: StarkĀ #writephoto Often, through the endless winter, Maggie had been sure her garden would never bloom again. As the frozen ground showed no signs of softening in spring sunshine and clumps of dirty brown snow lay on the… Read More ›
WAY-STONES, MILESTONES: WAY-STONE #writephoto – Marilyn Armstrong
Thursday photo prompt: Way-stoneĀ #writephoto When we first moved to Uxbridge, the woman who sold us our house drove us around and the first thing she brought us to see was the Uxbridge Way-Stone. Erected and etched in the early 1600s,… Read More ›
#WRITEPHOTO – THE SMALLEST CIRCLE – Marilyn Armstrong
#Writephoto – The Smallest Circle The stones stood as they had stood for a millennium. Perhaps longer. No one knew. There were stories. Rumors. Legends. Myths. Despite the disastrous ending of the Druids, the worshippers lived on. Quietly, softly. Sometimes… Read More ›
RIDING THE ROLLER COASTER – Sue Vincent (REBLOG)
The day did not start well, either for me or the little fish I had to remove from the tank. It was no surprise that it was dead this morningā¦ it had been looking a little off-colour the night before,… Read More ›
THE PATH #writephoto – Marilyn Armstrong
As long as I can remember, I’ve been enchanted by paths and in particular, by paths in the woods. There’s something about them, a kind of magic. You can’t see where the path ends and any time you choose to… Read More ›
