Tag Archives: Miss Marble

Tale Weaver – #204 – All Things Bright and Beautiful – 3th January 2019

Posted on January 3, 2019 by Michael

Being the person she was Miss Marble, witch, of 46 Grimace Street, didn’t spend much time reflecting on the previous year or on the coming one. If she did, she’d find herself engrossed in the notion that having lived a … Continue reading →

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Wordle #215 – Christmas on Grimace Street.

Posted on December 24, 2018 by Michael

This week’s words: Present Yuletide Holiday herald Santa Tree celebrate mistletoe stocking pudding elves reindeer Miss Marble of 46 Grimace Street, witch and lovely neighbour had over the years grown into liking Christmas. She had known Santa a long time … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver #201 – Morning – December 13th – Miss Marble’s Morning Dew

Posted on December 13, 2018 by Michael

Miss Marble, witch, of 46 Grimace Street, awoke to begin her day as she had for so many years she’d now forgotten how many. When you had lived a long time you forgot how long it had all been but … Continue reading →

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Wordle #212 – Miss Marble and the Lighthouse Keeper.

Posted on December 3, 2018 by Michael

This week’s words: Cantankerous candle torpedo oily buffet badmash* (a hooligan) ruler lighthouse wild melancholy pertinent personal It could never be said that Miss Marble, witch, of 46 Grimace Street was in any way a cantankerous or wild woman. Though … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver #187 – Doing Your Best – 6th September – The Gaffs of Grimace Street

Posted on September 6, 2018 by Michael

Not everyone who lived on Grimace Street was what you might call a model resident. Everyone had their fair share of flaws, and the Gaffs were no exception. The Gaffs lived at 3 Grimace Street in a little rundown house … Continue reading →

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Wordle #207 Frau Marmor

Posted on August 20, 2018 by Michael

This week’s words: Hemmablind ((adj.) To become so accustomed to the flaws in one’s own home as to no longer notice them even if those flaws require certain adaptations to be made. (Does this word exist in English?) Pinfeather Decorous … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #183 – Making Sense of Nonsense – Grartor

Posted on August 9, 2018 by Michael

Grimace Street was awash with excitement as it was that time of the year when Miss Marble held her grartor party. It was an event she held every two years, and this year it promised to be as good a … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver #182 – Strange Things in My Neighbourhood – August 2nd. – Miss Marble’s Ruby

Posted on August 2, 2018 by Michael

Image: Starfish fungus © morpethroad. Miss Marble of 46 Grimace Street was a witch who manufactured multiple potions and at times the odd spell. To do this, she had to have secrets, and she had one secret in particular. Behind … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #170 – 10th May – Making Sense of Nonsense – The Book of Durfur

Posted on May 10, 2018 by Michael

Grimace Street was awash with rumour that Miss Marble, of 46 Grimace Street was ill and generally unwell. Miss Marble was a witch and as long as anyone could remember she had administered to the sick in the street and … Continue reading →

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Tale Weaver – #168 – April 26th – The Every day on Grimace Street

Posted on April 26, 2018 by Michael

Image © Mara Eastern (Used with permission)   It was garbage night on Grimace Street, and all the bins were lined up in front of their respective houses in anticipation of being emptied the next morning. Miss Marble, of 46 … Continue reading →

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