Just a great place to spend a few hours dawdling and dreaming on a Sunday afternoon.
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This is a little blog compiled by Kissa who lives in Cornwall and does quietly interesting things which she enjoys sharing. I hope you find time to dip in and read a little.
MORE OF THIS AMAZING BAND! NEXT YEAR.
THINK ABOUT YOUR FREEDOM...EVERYDAY.
ONE TWO THREE......TREE
About Me
- Claire
- I love to write and my favoured form at the moment is poetry. I enjoy peace and quiet where my mind can wander free without interruption then inspiration can be nurtured.
I am reading this week.
TRUE NORTH - GAVIN FRANCIS
GREAT READS - FICTION
- 4 letters of love - Niall Williamson
- Atonement - Ian McEwen - English
- before you sleep - Linn Ullman - Norwegian
- Disgrace - J.M. Coetzee - South African
- The kite runner - Khaled Hosseini - American/Iraqi
- The Mozart Question - Michael Morpurgo - childrens
GREAT READS - NON-FICTION
- Voyageur ( Through the Rocky Mountains by Birchbark canoe) - Robert Twigger
- The Spirit Wrestlers - Philip Marsden
- Summerlight - Andrew Stevenson
- Sea rom (The Shiant Isles) - Adam Nicholson
- Old Glory - Jonathan Raban
- In search of Kazakhstan - the land that disappeared ; Christopher Robbins
- Beauty tips from Moose Jaw ( in search of Canada) - Will Ferguson
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- FRIDAY 26TH OCTOBER - environment
- WEDNESDAY 24TH OCTOBER - meaningful
- MONDAY 22ND OCTOBER - obsession
- TUESDAY16TH OCTOBER - AUTUMN
- WEDNESDAY 10TH OCTOBER - Debra Damo
- MONDAY 8TH OCTOBER - bliss
- THURSDAY 4TH OCTOBER - Today's puzzling thought.
- TUESDAY 2ND OCTOBER - music / RUNRIG
- MONDAY 1ST OCTOBER - grey seaside day
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REALLY GOOD WEBSITES -go and look!
We went and it was so much fun!
5 comments:
It looks lovely!
Yes it was - quite idyllic.
Dreamy, peaceful, tranquil....different colors to our sea; a slightly different feel but end result is still dreamy.
Pam
SIENNA:in the words of John Masefield " I must go down to the seas again,
to the lonely sea and the sky."
and it doesn't matter where that is the result is always the same - thinking time.
Kissa,
I envy you just being there! I have this thing about the UK. My ancestry is English and when I visit there, I truly feel at home in a way that I can't quite explain. Britania rules in more ways than one...
By the way, thank you for that great posting on "The Rant" this morning. December 8th (or 9th over there), 1980 was a day I will never forget as well.
Love and Peace,
Tom Degan
Goshen, NY
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