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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: May 2016
Daily prompt: The epitome of stress paralysis
DAILY PROMPT Epitome I have been busy (which is why I haven’t been around). Not busy working, having lots to do and going to bed tired but happy after a productive day. Oh no. I have busy stressing out. At … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Food for thought
DAILY PROMPT Healthy According to the People Who Know These Things, I would be the unhealthiest person you’ve ever met had you met me – which you haven’t but you get the general drift. It’s about 55 years since I … Continue reading
Daily prompt: What we came up with
DAILY PROMPT Underestimate Never underestimate the power of prayer – but bear in mind that most formal prayers end with if it be Thy gracious will, indicating that the Almighty retains the power of veto. Never underestimate the power of … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Don’t worry, it won’t happen overnight
DAILY PROMPT Survival I’m thinking I’m surviving oldish age pretty well at the moment. Certainly I touch wood as I say this (let’s not antagonise the gods) but I’m almost 73 and I’m not gaga yet, which has to be … Continue reading
Daily post: All mine
DAILY PROMPT Beach You’d know I’d have to do this, wouldn’t you. https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/beach/
Daily prompt: Hope vs Determination
DAILY PROMPT Hope There are lots of possibilities for today’s word: Hope springs eternal in the human breast Abandon hope all ye who enter here Wishing and hoping Faith, hope and charity… You get the picture. But I remain Yours … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Are American politicians fair to their electorates?
DAILY PROMPT Abandoned I came across a little factoid yesterday that perhaps goes some way to explaining why American voters are feeling abandoned by their politicians. Former leader of the Senate Republicans Trent Lott, and former Senate Democrat leader Tom … Continue reading
Daily prompt: The music of the day
DAILY PROMPT Music Come the day, Donald Trump will have to face the music. He’s hoping it will be Beethoven’s Victory symphony. But it might be Pop Goes the Weasel. https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/music/
Daily prompt: Let’s see now…
DAILY PROMPT Scars My mother had a problem with hot ovens. Not that she was allergic to them, or drawn irresistibly into their evil force field, but rather that her mind was on other things as she whipped trays and … Continue reading