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Tonight, dinner will be roast-chicken and mayo sandwiches whilst we visit and maintain a social distance with our grandchildren.
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I'm not promoting anything. If I were I would definitely give the name. I am not doing so. But it is surely not problematic to simply relate what is happening in one's life. That is what this community area, our break room, and this coffee house in specific, are intended for. We are making use of this forum to talk and relate what is going on in our lives. Both the good and the bad, the happy and the sad.
Yes, Larry. I was teasing you. I wrote one too but not for the comp.
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Another site had a contest for only microfiction entries. I entered that as did over 100 others.
Time for some afternoon iced tea along with some of Sara's cookies.
Another site, Larry? Should we be promoting other sites here?
Maggie won't like it, you know.
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Speaking of writing the last thing I wrote was the microfiction for the contest. That was on 19 May. The last before that was a poem here on 6 April. Really am hitting a brick wall for writing.
What contest? We had a contest?
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Juneteenth (a portmanteau of June and nineteenth; also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day)
A holiday celebrating the liberation of those who had been held as slaves in the United States. Originating in Texas, it is now celebrated annually on the 19th of June throughout the United States, with varying official recognition. Specifically, it commemorates Union army general Gordon Granger announcing federal orders in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, proclaiming that all people held as slaves in Texas were free.
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A holiday celebrating the liberation of those who had been held as slaves in the United States. Originating in Texas, it is now celebrated annually on the 19th of June throughout the United States, with varying official recognition. Specifically, it commemorates Union army general Gordon Granger announcing federal orders in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, proclaiming that all people held as slaves in Texas were free.
Ashton Villa
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Ailurophiles - servicewomen
Hey! I served in the RAF and I am definitely an ailurophile but lesser? Not me!
Talisman-transcendental
There one to meditate on.
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I welcome the changes but with bated breath. I don't visit the site from my mobile, just desk or laptop but...
Is all this work a prelude to a general resurrection of SS or are we just going to drift aimlessly as we have been for far too long?
Keeping everything crossed as we are capable of so much more.
Is all this work a prelude to a general resurrection of SS or are we just going to drift aimlessly as we have been for far too long?
Keeping everything crossed as we are capable of so much more.
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Ooh, hard one. Depends Generally short on men but there are exceptions. Marco Heitala for instance.
On Women, usually long but again, it depends. Audrey Hepburn was equally beautiful with long or short hair so no definitive answer.
Rock chick or Pop chick?
On Women, usually long but again, it depends. Audrey Hepburn was equally beautiful with long or short hair so no definitive answer.
Rock chick or Pop chick?
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Good evening, everyone! Thank you for the cookies, Sara! Delicious!
Anna, I had a look at the 'bubble' blurb and couldn't make sense of it! I'll just carry on self-isolating. We have slightly different recommendations here in N. Ireland, that, for once, seem to be clearer than those coming from Westminster! Hey ho.
I'll grab a lemon and ginger tea.
Absolutely right, Hettie. The devolved parts of the UK seem to have much more sense than England has. Although, that said, The English are great at doing as they please anyway, judging by the queues at Primark, the protests and just about anything else that suits them.