Ann’s Pram by Kevin Morris
Ann’s Pram I met a young lady named Ann Who was pushing a rather large pram. She said “they look like you!”. I replied, “oh god, that’s true!”…. Source: Ann’s Pram Source: https://kmorrispoet.com
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Month: June 2021
Inner Critic by Books & Bonsai
Inner Critic Originally posted on Beyond the Sphere: Thomasina looked at her computer monitor and frowned. She typed a few words… And stopped. Bernard, the harshest of the Inner Critics approached. “What are you doing?” Bernard asked, although not really interested. “I’m writing a blog post.” She replied. “Only I’m struggling for something to say. […]
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Friday Fictioneers – Making Memories by Reena Saxena
Friday Fictioneers – Making Memories Neil MacDonald Author PHOTO PROMPT © Russell Gayer I am not here now. I serve the future. We are making memories. One day, Mary, we’ll look back and see how happy we were today: the freedom of the open road in our campervan; the exotic food we ate; the carefree […]
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Wednesday Story Day – AKA Hump Day by John W. Howell
Wednesday Story Day – AKA Hump Day It is Wednesday Story Day, and last week, we heard Cortez say he would throw out a body an hour until his safe passage to the airport demand is met. He gave our team an hour before the first body. That at least gave Larry and company some […]
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What can you do to have a strong virtual team? by a better man
What can you do to have a strong virtual team? The recent pandemic has taught us that people can collaborate just as well from their own homes. Digital teams, also referred to as dispersed teams or remote teams, are groups of people who collaborate using virtual communication tools from different locations and time zones. Smart […]
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Prepping, Priming #garden #june by Geoff Le Pard
Prepping, Priming #garden #june von TanGental It’s stayed wet but between the showers and occasional downpours the weather has been warmer and things are growing… growing. We’ve reached the planting window. The poppies have been stripped by the rain so we’ve stripped them from the long and triangle beds, topped off the soil and rotavated one […]
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Mechanics by Reena Saxena
Mechanics “These are not weeds, but garlands woven by time on your existence.” It is my tenth day in the seniors’ home. I’m doing a survey for my thesis on speed of social change. I gather distilled wisdom, but the context has changed. They are unable to build a relevance for themselves in new frameworks. […]
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Insurrection Update by lobotero.com
Insurrection Update MY continuing series to keep the deeds and the people involved in the attack on the republic in the minds of my readers. You remember that in-bred moron with the buffalo hat and the painted skin that went through the Capitol yelling and singing (I cannot imagine how badly off key that was)…… […]
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Been there… by Jack Eason
Class pay attention!!! Not everyone likes people to succeed in what they do. In fact these days more and more people both your colleagues and the general public want you to fail. This applies to any and all writers, recognised or like myself known only to a few lovers of my work. Amazon Since one […]
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An Effective Marketing Strategy for Facebook by Mostly Blogging
Do you want to buy Facebook photo likes? Is your business page on Facebook getting enough likes? Have the followers increased enough according to your aspiration? If the answer to these questions is no, then you have come to the right place. The idea to buy Facebook photo likes is a popular solution in 2021. […]
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