‘Have you ever been in thrall to the venerable bede? I have since long ago when first I learned to read. And now I must away, to live another day.’ Thus so saying, with visage stern, Julia Mills, Julia Mills, ran away beyond the hills never to return.
The moon, full fat, begins its sky climb by sliding up from behind the abandoned lighthouse. You survey the beach and the gentle churning of the surf. Not a living creature do you see. Are you really and truly finally safe? You take two deep breaths and step out into the open. You freeze and […]
Loon: For the 3 Question Interview, the Lords of the 4th Dimension have produced for our encouragement today a famous stage performing singer I have never heard of, Ethel Merman. Welcome, shouldn’t your name be Ethel Mermaid instead of Merman? Merman’s ghost: Is that supposed to be funny? And it’s Zimmerman to you, pal. Loon: […]
Here’s to – Nora the barnacle goose – Skin-the-Goat – the giggle fit of bronze by gold – the blind stripling piano tuner tap tap tapping along – the dog’s rag of wolf’s tongue redpanting from his jaws- Stephen deep in thought strolling on Sandymount Strand – socks with skyblue clocks, jaunty – Plumtree’s Potted […]
She batted her eyelids, and the gullible tourists lined up to buy sand.
When she was this young, Fay: a. designed, built, and fired a torpedo. b. never ever screamed, not even once. c. sold buckets of beach sand to gullible tourists. d. scaled the Matterhorn dressed as an owl.
Uriah Heep and Little Bo Peep The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Auntie Mame Hester Prynne and Huckleberry Finn
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
