This is my response to the Ragtag Daily Prompt — Encircle.
The Womb. The GREAT MOTHER. The jewel in the crown. This place. Our world. Read more
Womb
Look But Don’t Touch
This is my response to the Ragtag Daily Prompt of 10 July 2018 — Dart.
The short-beaked echidna must be one of the cutest animals you are ever likely to encounter if you visit Australia.
A Moment in Time
This is my response to the Ragtag Daily Prompt of 1 July 2018 — Scale.
A Mountain Beard Orchid – kind of small.
The 3-Day Quote Challenge: #1
The lovely Pauline from Living in Paradise has invited me to take part in a 3-day Quote Challenge. She has invited me to do this because of my self-confessed untidy mind and interesting viewpoints. I think this is code for being a renegade. As I mentioned to Pauline when she invited me to take part, I can barely remember the days of the week let alone any meaningful quotes. I don’t normally do challenges, but this is only three days, and well, how hard can it be to come up with one quote per day? So, I am going to have fun trying – that is, remembering the days of the weeks, as well coming up with some quotes. Thank you, Pauline, for including me. Read more
Unlikely Ever To Say Die
No Patience for Your Same-Old Excuses
Campaigning by sound bites. This poem is as relevant as ever.
I have no patience for your lies; no tolerance for your excuses.
I’m hot and getting hotter. Read more
Snow White and the Two Coos
WordPress Daily Prompt – Captivating
I’ve never been much of a camper. Until recently, I could count the number of times I’ve been camping on one hand. For something different, and to save money, my love and I decided to take a driving/camping holiday en route to visit family in Queensland. We had no excuses because my big boy worked in a camping store so he could kit us out. I now realise what I’ve missed out on my whole life. This is the story of our first night camping. Read more
From Start to Finish
WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge – Story
In this week’s photo challenge, we have been asked to be a visual story-teller. Rather than choose a series of photos that provide a complete narrative, I’ve chosen three photos (three different stories) that respectively represent a beginning, middle and an end. Read more
Reflections of An Untidy Mind 