Tag Archives: Christmas Eve

Three winters’ tales, of darkness and light

Posted on December 24, 2017 by

Part 3: And now, a time for dancing The small market town awakens to Christmas Eve. The longest night may have passed, but still the morning is late in arriving. Snow has fallen overnight, coating the footpaths with thin white … Continue reading →

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Eleven footballs* and a five letter word – a thought for the day

Posted on March 8, 2013 by

It’s dark. Curtains are drawn. If the outdoor light goes on when we lob the footballs over the fence the people inside won’t notice. (I retract that ‘we’. The man of this house will lob them over. Throwing balls was … Continue reading →

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