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Da Vinci code mystery takes new twist Startling revelation as work of art undergoes restoration work....	8,516	341	3	Jan 2020	Jun 2021	10 hrs ago
Why I lose my temper I really should stay away from here, this place just makes me too angry. Stupidity and dishonesty are two of the worst things for making me angry, an...	4,449	156	2	May 2020	Jun 2020	Apr 16
Tragic News I have just learned that the Titanic has sunk. Someone has created a blog for those who wish to follow events as they unfold. Let's spare a thought...	2,426	108	0	Dec 2019	Jan 2020	Apr 18
Mr. Wilson Comes to Tea From the author of The Frigid Midgets, more adventures from Mrs. Crompton’s garden. [/youtub...	2,177	75	0	May 2020	May 2020	Apr 15
Public announcement Will everyone please be on the lookout for a "stalker troll", who is believed to be operating in this vicinity. Thank you for your cooperation. :s...	2,162	47	0	Aug 2020	Aug 2020	Apr 15
The Frigid Midgets Part 1 Mrs. Crompton was cycling home to her little cottage in the village when she came upon two diminutive, downcast figures sitting on the grass...	2,071	88	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	16 hrs ago
Why? It’s probably my own fault that I don’t know the reason why. If I could be bothered to actually read the entirety of the blogs it might possibly give...	2,035	70	1	Jun 2020	Jun 2020	10 hrs ago
I have a dream I had the dream again last night; the same dream I have had for countless nights; the dream that haunts my waking hours. I am on a packed rush hour...	1,883	81	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	3 hrs ago

You Will Know Them by Their Fruits Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Do men gather...	1,883	65	0	Jun 2020	Jun 2020	Apr 18
Time For quite a long time I have had an intuitive feeling that there is no such thing as time. Yet I can’t even say that without recruiting the concept o...	1,665	53	0	Jun 2020	Jun 2020	4 hrs ago
Churches Throughout my life, my association with the Church has been very casual. I daresay I must have been christened in one, but I don’t remember anything...	1,626	53	0	Feb 2020	Feb 2020	Apr 18
My blog door is always open Please feel free to visit anytime. I'm expecting a very special guest, but he won't come if he thinks we are waiting for him, so I want everyone to...	1,602	75	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	Apr 15
How to grow old Today we are going to be looking at growing old, and how to avoid doing it with dignity. People often ask me how I get away with behaving so immatu...	1,595	61	0	Jan 2020	Feb 2020	2 hrs ago
Who will save us? We are living in very troubling times. We all know this because of the enlightening videos that numerous public spirited bloggers are constantly post...	1,566	73	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 15
My unwelcome guest I love browsing in second hand book shops. I bought a book about magic and was leafing through it one night when I inadvertently evoked a demon from...	1,508	57	0	Feb 2020	Mar 2020	Apr 18
A Perfect Storm Two unrelated circumstances came together recently to form what is currently the practice to call a perfect storm. It is hard to predict what a storm...	1,416	71	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 17
Pie Sometimes I include a family size fruit pie in my weekly shopping. It could be cherry or rhubarb, but is more usually apple. I do my shopping at the...	1,330	60	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	10 hrs ago
Mental state on dating profiles If you are a complete idiot, should you declare it in your profile? If so, then why haven't you?...	1,325	45	0	Jul 2020	Jun 2021	Apr 16
Intelligent and funny. If there's anything more attractive than intelligent women, it's funny women. [/youtub...	1,290	51	2	Jul 2020	Aug 2020	22 hrs ago
Why? Why are some people so uptight about breaking the rule on not asking questions in a blog? If, when asked why such a rule should be rigorously obeyed,...	1,231	42	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	8 hrs ago
Fridge Magnets An awareness of my need to find a means of displaying useful information in such a way as to keep it beyond the bounds of forgetfulness came upon me a...	1,196	43	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 17

I wonder I don't usually get involved with this sort of speculation. That's partly because I don't know enough about it, but mainly because I have always cons...	1,162	36	1	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 15
What's the difference. Between the forum, the blogs and the poetry section? They all seem to work on different time scales. In the forum the responses can be measured in...	1,139	55	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	Apr 17
Washday Blues In this week’s laundry there were two shirts; a blue one and a red checked one. The blue shirt always had blue buttons and the red shirt had white bu...	1,124	36	0	Dec 2019	Jan 2020	Apr 15
Flash Fiction This is an attempt at flash fiction. I’m not completely sure what flash fiction is, so it might have been a bit rash of me to try and produce it befo...	1,083	36	0	Oct 2019	Oct 2019	Apr 17
What next? I am writing this to the sound of the karaoke version of Bat Out Of Hell blasting through the estate that I live on. Just across the road is a man w...	1,027	49	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	14 hrs ago
Once you get something into your head I was once swimming in the sea on holiday; not very far out and my feet could still touch the floor. I noticed something moving from the corner of my...	1,008	42	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	9 hrs ago
Would you mind looking at this? While walking along the edge of the sea on a beach at Bridlington some years ago, my wife and I passed on to an area where naturists were permitted to...	1,003	24	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	10 hrs ago
Today Today I am going to do the long overdue job of giving my bathroom (it's a bathroom without a bath) a good clean. I may be gone some time....	929	33	0	May 2020	May 2020	Apr 17
Captain Apocalypse is back I see the ocean going crackpot has lost his marbles altogether. Or is he just hoping that he can persuade us to lose ours....	845	31	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	20 hrs ago
Progress I can remember the days when people who had telephones were a very exclusive set. Most ordinary folk wouldn’t have known how to go about having a tel...	837	36	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 15

The Brothers of Truth Sorry, no blog. What I am thinking simply cannot be put into words....	818	25	0	May 2020	Jun 2020	Apr 15
The sparing of the rod A short story by me. “Spare the rod, sir,” begged Featherstone, hopefully. “I take no pleasure in this, Featherstone,” said the Headma...	815	28	0	Jan 2020	Jan 2020	Apr 15
Rain, what's it all about? You can be walking along one minute, and everything is fine, then suddenly water starts falling on you. And we just accept it without question. Some...	815	22	0	Nov 2019	Nov 2019	Apr 15
The Bikers This is an account of something that almost happened to me not that many years ago. ---------------------------- Might as well get it o...	807	24	0	Nov 2019	Nov 2019	Apr 15
Gone but not forgotten I've just become aware that Daniela has cancelled her account. I am devastated. As this site is being dominated more and more by agenda driven extre...	794	38	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	Apr 15
Colditz I delivered a radiator to an address in Calver, Derbyshire, the other day. The address turned out to be a massive 19th century mill that had been tur...	757	15	0	Jan 2020	Jan 2020	14 hrs ago
Little seeds of sadness Emotions are a strange thing; you never know what might trigger them, and it is quite often small -seemingly insignificant- things that stir them up u...	742	24	0	Aug 2020	Aug 2020	Apr 16
What I've been up to I've been spending a lot of my free time -of which I have quite a large amount at the moment- messing about with a 3D modelling computer programme....	718	22	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 15
I really must go. But Baby it's cold outside. It's October 31st and we're still in the EU. No ifs, no buts, come Hell or high water....	718	21	0	Oct 2019	Nov 2019	Apr 15
A Christmas Wish I have written on nine Christmas cards the words, “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year”. The cards will be distributed to their designated recipient...	684	36	0	Dec 2019	Dec 2019	Apr 15
Time for a cultural interlude I wandered lonely on a bleak high hill, but not as lonely as a Lakeland cloud. Nor did I see a single daffodil, despite my reading Wordsworth out a...	678	21	0	Apr 2020	Apr 2020	Apr 15

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