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Tag Archives: childhood
TELL ME A TALE IN 120 WORDS – My Earliest Memories
May 4 Today’s prompt is: Your earliest memory It’s all snippets of memory. My young brother aged about three going missing and finding him hours later in bed asleep after mum had everyone in the street looking for him. Being … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, Family, memory, Tell me a tale in 120 words, writing
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TELL ME A TALE IN 120 WORDS – The Dentist
Today’s prompt is: A vignette from your childhood My mother looked in horror the day the dentist slapped me. I was about five years old and my first visit to the dentist. I wasn’t co-operative, squirming and moving all … Continue reading
Haibun Monday #28 – “Childhood Experiences”
The theme this week is “Childhood Experiences” My aging neighbours are moving out. I’m standing in front of their house remembering the family who lived there when I was a kid. Its long ago now and my memory is clouded … Continue reading
FFfAW Challenge-Week of December 27, 2016 – Horse-Riding
Photo: thanks to Iain Kelly. She announced that this Christmas/New Year she’d give him a gift that was a part of her childhood. She was going to take him horse-riding. Her glee was obvious. His apprehension equally so. The big … Continue reading
Microfiction challenge #6:The child – Marcus
Image: Else Berg “Don’t you ever think he might be lonely sitting there all day?” asked Ellie to her friend May. May looked across at her son Marcus sitting in his play pen pulling on the ears of his fluffy … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, learning, Microfiction challenge, parents, resilience, stimulation
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#SoCS May 21/16 – “brake/break.”
I’m reminded of the days when I was a kid and riding a billycart down the hill was an exciting prospect. Brakes were what your shoes were for. We never gave such things as risk assessments a thought. There was … Continue reading
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Tagged brake, childhood, life, memory, Stream Of Conscious
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#Maydays Prompt – Teddy Time
Today’s #maydays prompt it’s teddy bear time. It was lights out time and Ted looked at me with an expression of bewilderment. ‘I’m not sleeping with you any more,’ he said. ‘I’ve come to the end of my tether and you … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, life, Maydays Prompt, security, sleeping, teddy bear
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Tale Weaver 34: a painting in search of a story – With a Bat and Ball
Image: Children’s Games; Artist: Pieter Brueghel the Elder; Source: wikiart.org The opportunity for game was limited in our village. What with the day to day efforts to survive, to provide the labour needed in the fields and the help needed … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, game, history, life, Mindlovesmisery's menagerie, Tale Weaver
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Tale Weaver 28: art & artist – Street Cricket
Artist: M.C. Escher; Completion Date: 1948; wikiart.org; The Drawing Hands One afternoon, you become more than usual lost in the art. You wander into a gallery tucked away at the end of a long hallway. Hanging on the room’s beige … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artist, childhood, cricket, memory, Mindlovesmisery's menagerie
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Līgo Haibun Challenge – Word Prompt – Childhood
This week’s prompts: childhood or deluded. Childhood The 7am news blasts out from the old Bakelite wireless, our way of staying touch with the outside world. Mum has it playing loud for two reasons, so she can hear it and … Continue reading