Ah, the English seaside. Having just got back from Camber Sands we are all a bit tired. Came back the scenic route via Beachy Head and Brighton Marina then a crawl up the A23 home. Unloaded the car and got everything unpacked and then (deep breath) back to normality. I must say that the caravan [...]
Well, Hi. Have always fancied my hand at blogging and now I have my chance. Isn’t it great? A wee bit of writing and a wee bit of fun. Let’s see how it goes. For those of you who don’t know I’ve been a member of the Horsham Writers Circle for four years. Every month the [...]
Well, here we are at the end of another job. I’ve been employed in my curent / last post for 7 months and found it to be one of the most enjoyable jobs that I’ve ever had. There is something very satisfying it spending your day helping people. Whether I’m just taking them shopping, or [...]
So I have this new job and I’m still in the old one, which causes that inner turmoil of wanting out and wanting in at the same time. It’s not that I don’t like my current job, I do, but the company leaves a lot to be desired. But being British I have this innate [...]
Of all the things I’d like to do every day is to be able to sit down and get a 1000 words done on my book, Lo the Prophet, it’s a sequel you know. I started it a year ago and it’s still only 96 thousands words. I know that sounds like a lot but [...]
Woot! – An indescribable cry of joy. After many long weeks I now have a start date for my new job. 1st June 2009 will see me zinging up the M23 to Banstead where I’ll be taking on the role of a Day Centre Officer working with people with learning difficulties. Presently I do the [...]
Right then. I’ve been a touch under the weather this last week, got a stinking cold. You know the kind, projectile snot and all that. And with all this scare mongering about swine flu every time you sneeze or cough you’re just waiting to hear ‘oink’. Still, swine flu will never be as bad as [...]
Ok, so here’s my first Writer’s Circle blog. I’ve never been very good at this kind of thing, I usually manage to do a couple of entries then kinda forget to come back. But, seeing as I’m an administrator on this site I should be a bit better at it this time. I must say [...]
Take my heart Take my soul Take me apart make me whole Feel my fever Cool my brow Make me a man As only you know how Mathew E C Bridle Share this Post[?]
The rain lashed against the motel window driven with spite by a cold easterly wind that whipped up sea crashing it into the small harbour outside. It had been the toughest three days of his life to sit and watch his brother fade away to nothingness. He had been so strong in his youth, so [...]