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I'm a freelance writer - fiction, nonfiction and anything else that happens to tango its way through my mind. That's for me, and I've won a competition or two, and been published in a range of media. To keep the wolf from the door, I also edit, proofread and write for other people. Love it all. Aren't I lucky?
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Six Weeks in Summer – Helen Meikle. Available on Smashwords and Kindle
Monthly Archives: April 2016
Daily prompt: Just so you know
DAILY PROMPT Mask The devil wears a mask. I mean he’d have to, wouldn’t he*. If he was tricked out in the full devil gear complete with red eyes and a pitchfork as he walked about seeking whom he may … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Crossroads, cross roads, take your pick
DAILY PROMPT Crossroads I’m a bit old to be umming and aahing around at life’s crossroads. Or forks in the road. Been there done that, and since all the choices I made deposited me here, I can’t have done anything … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Not really my scene
DAILY PROMPT Whisper There’s a whisper of autumn in the air, which isn’t surprising given it is indeed autumn. I’m not enjoying it. That isn’t surprising either. I’d need a brain transplant to react differently. As for speaking in a … Continue reading
Daily prompt: You think it’s yours? Ha!
DAILY PROMPT Borrowed Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. Everything’s borrowed, when you think about it. We come in with nothing, and however much we accrue during our lives, it all gets left behind when we … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Short answer
DAILY PROMPT Disappointment Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. I don’t want to talk about disappointment. I don’t like it. Mostly these days I manage to avoid it by not being too attached to outcomes. If … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Depp’s dogs
DAILY PROMPT Fake Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. So Johnny Depp and Amber Heard made their video of fake remorse for their Australian court appearance in absentia, and America rolled around pissing itself with laughter … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Not a lot happening in Aus closets
DAILY PROMPT Closet Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. The only closets here are the ones with skeletons in them. I assume there are also a few empty closets set aside so that people can be … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Happy birthday Sunny
DAILY PROMPT Breath Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt Ten years ago today (my today, the 18th) my granddaughter Sunny took her first breath. On that day, she was pink, blonde and a bit squashed, as … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Just asking…
DAILY PROMPT Disaster Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. Disaster – let me speak to thee In dulcet tones, and we will see If thou couldst maybe heed my plea To bugger off and leave me … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Sog
DAILY PROMPT Snap Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt. Sog v.i. to lie around doing nothing much. (Madgwick/Meikle dictionary of Family Vernacular) Origin: Q. Why do you like Weetbix? A. They don’t snap, crackle and pop, … Continue reading