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  • Golf, haircuts and Hit Lists

    October 2, 2009

    • Is it Friday already? Well golly gosh indeed. Here's today's poem:Meditation 231While one manbetrays his townto a bloody death,another is loweredfrom a city wallin a basketand creeps awayinto night.Perhaps it’s betterto be a woman after all.Managed to play some pretty dire golf again today, but thankfully it wasn't as bad as last week. If I could only try to remember to hit the ball with the ...
  • Golf and glittery frocks

    September 25, 2009

    • What a glorious day it's been today - an Indian summer indeed. Here's today's verse:Meditation 227Sometimes the only thingthat countsis the wild sheddingof blood:from the small agoniesof ancient kings – names long forgotten – to the murderous furyof Paulas he condemns to darknessthose he’s cometo hate,it has always been so.Not really suited to the weather, I know, but what the heck eh. ...
  • Golf . . a drinking sport?

    September 16, 2009

    • Working all summer at a small public golf course had given me a new perspective on the game. Golfers head out on the course with a supply of beer in their bags or in a cooler in their cart.  Often that isn’t enough and they run into the clubhouse or buy more from the beverage cart that cruises the course on weekends.  Right along with the consumption of quantities of beer comes gambling. Bets ...
  • Poetry and book goodies

    September 4, 2009

    • I'm very pleased today (well, at last, we cry! - and what a week it's been ...) that two of my meditation poems are now published at Grey Sparrow Press, so that's been a nice boost. Talking of which, here's today's poem:Meditation 216The landscapeof contemplationgrows bleakwith the onslaughtof words.They crowd the airlike lost birdscrying for homeand do not finda resting placewith you.Also ...
  • Reviews, pars and reports

    August 21, 2009

    • What an exceptionally sparkly day it's been - we had a glorious moment at lunchtime when it began to rain heavily whilst the sun was still shining and the raindrops were all glittery. Just like a Disney film. Wonderful. It could only happen in the shires, you know. Anyway, here's today's meditation:Meditation 203Some old menwon’t lie downbut keep knockingon your doorto demand landand armiesand ...
  • STORYHEART SUNDAY UK BLOG

    August 16, 2009

    •  STORYHEART SUNDAY UK BLOG During this last week some announcements have been made regarding the Olympics so I thought I'd touch on some sporting events, as well and add some information about another UK phrase.For those of you who do not know, the next Olympic Games will be held in London, well England, but the main arena's will be in London. I hope to be able to attend taking as they ...
  • Glorious golf and off-the-wall stories

    August 14, 2009

    • Marian and I had a wonderful game of golf today - I think it's the best we've ever played. And we both got two pars apiece - bliss! Really, it was one of those rare and perfect golf days where I could have spat at the ball and it would still have gone in the hole. And even the sun was shining. What could be nicer?I've also been working away on my piece of short fiction - which at over 1000 words ...
  • Today is Random Tangent day!!

    August 1, 2009

    •  (Cross posted from my Dancing with Dragons blog) I have a theory. Well, I have many theories, and this is one of them. It goes like this.The more serious you are about a sport, the sillier your outfit will look. For example: golf. Golf is a great sport that many people enjoy, and I'm not dismissing that. But golfers (almost) always wear the same thing.This was brought home to me one day ...
  • Golf, Gathandria and gadgets

    July 17, 2009

    • Feeling more normal today (well as normal as I ever get), hurrah. Here's this morning's meditation:Meditation 174Whenyou have playedyour last shot,given iteverything,let loosethe golden wordsthat fill youand watched themdisappear,thenthe only thingto dois hideand waitfor the end to come.Hmm, yes well, you'll be glad to hear I'm feeling rather jollier than that, but it's what came out so I'll keep ...
  • Vulpes Libris review, golf and a CoolReader nightmare

    July 10, 2009

    • I'm pleased to say that my review of John Wray's novel, Lowboy is now up at Vulpes Libris reviews. Something of a mixed bag, to my mind - but I appreciate that even saying that, and making the suggestion I do, is going against every other single reviewer in the known universe. Ah well, I never did follow the crowd ...And here's this morning's meditation (I think I may have got the numbers ...