That’s the battle cry of the Hash House Harriers when they are on trail. Trails are laid in chalk or flour (or jelly powder in snow). Occasionally in knickers. We see blobs, arrows, lines – and we run (or walk) in every weather, every terrain. … Continue reading On On!
Not a split one, a reverse one. This is my reversible plushie. With the new car I needed a new keyfob. And I need a BIG keyfob so that I find the key immediately and don’t have to scramble in my bag for minutes until … Continue reading Reverse personality
If you ever watched the Big Bang Theory you know this guy: Sheldon Cooper (played by Jim Parsons). During the first season he turned up for a Halloween party as the Doppler effect. Yes, he had to explain it to people because nobody would understand … Continue reading Meet Mr Sheldon Doppler
I’m afraid I’m one of those people who have taken to e-books. I appreciate the sensual feeling of holding a real book but my shelves have limited capacity and I read at night and e-books’ lights are easier to shield from my (snoring) husband. But … Continue reading Elephant, penguin, cat
The windows are already shot, the roof top tiles are precarious, and the eave is about to drop.
PS: Don’t talk about anything serious in that house. The neighbours might be eavesdropping (without really trying).
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Eavesdropping
“High-wire forest adventure course” is the highfalutin name for a rope climbing course in the woods. It seems to be more fun when the leaves are out for the actual active people. For the photographers on the ground the leaves make taking pictures much more difficult. Finding the right people in a sea of green for starters.
Did you spot all twelve? Ragtag Daily Prompt: Twelve
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