Seen at Long Stratton Mill: 28 March 2019
Less a case of hide and seek, more an example of Peek-a-Boo.
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Gives me the feeling a creature is overtaking the house!
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Wow. I can see that.
I had a list of titles in my head. I was taking photos of the old part of the mill, probably C18th or C19th. When I turned and saw this. Oh Yay! It’s playing hide and seek. 🙂
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Love this! Yes, that is perfect for peekaboo! I could see a children’s book about this 🙂
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I thank you.:)
I was going to name the digger, but couldn’t think up a suitable name. Dan? Dave? Donny? Oh, Donny might work.
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Yeah, he looks like a Donny 🙂
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Donny the Digger has a great day out with Trevor the Tractor. Yep, I can see it now. 🙂
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Or a wacky addition. Cant help but think of Sid in Toy Story – taking toys apart and putting them together with other ones. Creating gruesome critters! (Sorry. Serm to have an overactive imagination this morn!)
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Don’t apologise for it. Never do that. When I spin off on one, my daighter looks at me and says, ‘Yea, it’s cos you’re a writer.’ 🙂 And she’s had to put up with for, like, centuries 🙂 🙂
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Haha! Well now. I take back my apology! It’s all Violet’s fault for saying it looked like a creature overtaking the house. 😉
So. I’m going to take this as a compliment and being called a writer.☺
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But of course you’re a writer. I wouldn’t doubt that for a minute. 🙂 🙂 🙂
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It has taken me ages to actually believe I am one!
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I know what you mean. Since knee high to a fly I’ve said, I want to be a writer. I set myself a target, to be published by age 40. Age 40 came and went. Had I been published. Well, I thought not. But in fact I had. Articles, letters, poems, shorts. Nah, but I meant a novelist, of a bloody great tome. Some of us are never satisfied.
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Does a comment in the editorial page of a magazine count? Coz that’t the only thing of mine ever to appear in print!
I was chastised by a friend who told me that I am a writer. Period. So, who am I to argue? You are now three to tell me so 😀
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You don’t need to be published to qualify as a writer. There are writers who spend their life in perfecting their craft, and only find publication in advanced ole age. Were the not writers before?
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So I was told.
And I agree wholeheartedly, now…
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🙂 We’s all writers here.
Except for those who do nought be re-post other bloggers’ posts, and/or YouTuve videos. And there are a few.
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Yes. There are quite a few.
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You’ve noticed them too. 🙂
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I used to have a couple that just reblogged my stuff… flattering, it should be but, felt insincere.
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Yea, indeed. I mean, just a note to say, Like this, I’m reblogging, might be nice.
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Indeed!!
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Ditto, seconded, thirded etc-ed.
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