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Rosy's Latest Blogs

May.19.2013 - 8:45 am
John Constable (above) Image below courtesy of Chris Ceaser   Imagine an English country lane, in an era before articulated transported, when to own a car is the privilege...
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May.01.2013 - 10:02 am
Hawthorn - May Day, 2013     She is stark to the bone, gaunt in Gethsemane, like fibrous lightning honed by tungsten winds against inconstant skies, still tall among...
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Apr.22.2013 - 8:40 am
The word 'dream' shimmers with nuance and promise as no other. From the inspiration to succeed, the nocturnal roaming of the soul through weird and wonderful spaces, the...
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Apr.15.2013 - 9:42 am
In the wake of my recent post about being a twinless twin, the shades have stirred and many half-forgotten episodes have come home to roost. Puzzling situations, branded in...
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Comments from Rosy

May.14.2013 - 5:44 am
In response to: A Void in the Canon
  A sad omission is the boast that bread aspires to perfect toast when poesy cannot fitly utter how justified a...
May.11.2013 - 3:18 am
In response to: Did You Know Mother’s Day was Founded as a Feminist Anti-War Protest Day?
Just to extend my comment above - the celebration of Mother's Day in the UK is still the fourth Sunday in Lent.
May.09.2013 - 7:59 am
In response to: Unknown to loss
Thank you for sharing this sensitive experience, Farzana. I know you will be sustained and encouraged by the heartfelt...
May.09.2013 - 7:22 am
In response to: Just About a Teddy Bear With a Wonky Nose*
A well-conditioned memory is vital, but real intelligence is about the ability to classify information and feel the...
May.06.2013 - 1:03 am
In response to: Just About a Teddy Bear With a Wonky Nose*
I suspect we are born with a natural instinct for healing ourselves, inner and outer, which 'reason', the world's...

Published Reviews

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Published by Manchester Evening News, Exeter Express & Echo, South Wales Argus (UK)
"Poignant story of human failings makes an easy read." "The book makes some poignant comments about the taboos surrounding death."