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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: September 2016
Daily prompt: Facade or no facade
DAILY PROMPT Facade We all have facades of one sort or another, adopted when it’s borne in upon us that we’re not the centre of everyone’s universe and we need to adapt our behaviour to be acceptable (and hide our … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Don’t poke the bear
DAILY PROMPT Disagree I have to admit that in certain circumstances, my knee-jerk reaction is to disagree with whatever certain persons say. Not that I blurt out the first argument that comes to my head. Oh no! Those things that … Continue reading
Daily prompt: It’s all a balancing act
DAILY PROMPT Unfinished I am unfinished, due to not being dead yet. Does that count? Neither am I planning on being finished anytime soon, having years’and years’ worth of unfinished business to deal with before I can possibly shuffle off … Continue reading
Daily prompt: What to think?
DAILY PROMPT Dilemma The world is riddled with dilemmas. The Presidential election. Brexit. The groundhog day that is Australian politics. How Brangelina will divide up its 400-500 million dollar assets. (Oh no, hang on, that’s not a dilemma. They had … Continue reading
Daily prompt: The way we are – 2
DAILY PROMPT Pretend Pretending is fun. Even necessary, sometimes, to combat fear or preserve the social niceties. Pretension? Not so much. In Australia, also known as being up yourself, and likely to get you a raised eyebrow and a curled … Continue reading
Daily prompt: The way we are
DAILY PROMPT Panic Small things amuse small minds, so they say. Which is fine by me. I’m quite happy to admit that my tiddly little mind finds regular entertainment scrolling through the headlines on my news outlets of choice and … Continue reading
Daily prompt: This says it all
DAILY PROMPT Together https://dailypost.wordpress.com/prompts/together/
Daily post: True. Mostly.
DAILY PROMPT Perplexed I don’t do ‘perplexed’. Not now. Perplexity is for those with expectations: those who think the world should make sense; that a+b should equal a+b. But now that I’ve been around awhile, I’ve realised that due to … Continue reading
Daily prompt: Twinkle plop zing whatever…
DAILY PROMPT Zing! Zing went the strings of a lot of people’s hearts after the 1934 Broadway revue Thumbs Up! where it all started, and while it might have made them a lot of the nice folding stuff at the … Continue reading
Daily prompt: The Black Stump
DAILY PROMPT Stump There’s this place in Australia called The Black Stump. It’s not within cooee of anywhere else and it’s not marked on a map, but we all know which side of it we are. Because when you get … Continue reading