It was unusually cold outside for this early in the season. On Ragnarok that meant people had to stay indoors to keep their noses and ears from freezing. Johan was in from the shuttleport, newly arrived with a shipment of sorely needed fuel cells and doing his best to warm up at his cousin Brigit’s… Continue reading Runt of the Litter by Chris Hayes
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Here is my interview with Karen Mossman
An in-depth interview with yours truely. ☺️
Kindle Unlimited
Have you discovered Kindle Unlimited yet? Do you buy a lot of books? If you do, then you really need this. I had no idea until recently what it was, I actually thought I was in it because it was there on all the book pages I visited. It was only when I came to… Continue reading Kindle Unlimited
Early Morning
Yesterday it rained solidly so when I awoke and the sun was blazing through the curtains, I decided to go on an early morning walk. Everything was fresh and new, and it set me up for the day. Sometimes it is the simple things that give the most pleasure. I walked into the village, and… Continue reading Early Morning
Stepping Back in Time
The Railway On my recent travels during June I was fortunate to take a steam train ride in Keighley, Yorkshire. The dark crimson painted station and carriages were a step back to a bygone era. This was the bridge that Jenny Agutter waved her red knickers from in The Railway Children. They filmed a lot… Continue reading Stepping Back in Time
Ricky Goes to School
by Karen J Mossman I want to tell you a story..... yes, tell you a story, so in conjunction with my YouTube channel, you can listen to a tale about a dog called Ricky. Afterwards, come back here, the photographs will make more sense! I've also asked for similar stories and they are listed below.… Continue reading Ricky Goes to School
A Persistence of Owls
by Judith Rook Marjorie Broadbent was an all-time good friend, best neighbour, dependable helper and highly efficient handler of objects that could be collected. She had once been intrigued by a television programme which taught her one could attend auctions, buy things, then a few weeks later, return the objects for re-auction, and probably… Continue reading A Persistence of Owls
The Last in the Line
by Karen J Mossman I love true stories and decided I would do an impromptu live recording on my You Tube channel. It tells the story of whether my son is the last in the line of the Mossman name. Some years ago I researched the name to find out if this was true and… Continue reading The Last in the Line
Summer of Love
by Jane Risdon They swayed barefoot in time to the hypnotic music of Jefferson Airplane, multi-coloured kaftans flapping in the breeze, their hands high above their heads, eyes closed; the air thick with the sweet fragrance of weed. All around couples lay on the grass embracing, smoking or just chilling in the hot summer… Continue reading Summer of Love
A Life Lost
by Karen J Mossman We all enjoy reading stories and it's not only fiction that grabs our attention. I heard one the other day, and it saddened me greatly. A life wasted with someone not reaching their full potential. It makes me think about how we don't get second chances in this life. This is… Continue reading A Life Lost
World of Stories 