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In a word: Pear

Shepparton · Shepparton

In a word: Pear

Now, how did such a simple word that described a piece of fruit become so tangled? The English language of course. It throws up many a variation of the same sounding word, just to confuse us. Just think, there is also pair, and pare. But a pear, that’s a piece of fruit. And if you’re not careful things can go pear shaped very quickly. Then there’s pair, which means there’s two of something the same, such as a pair of socks Except in my house it’…See the Story

Searching for locations: At large in Paris, France

Paris, France · Paris

Searching for locations: At large in Paris, France

We have been to Paris a number of times over the years. The last time we visited Paris we brought the two eldest grandchildren. We took the Eurostar train from St Pancras station direct to Disneyland, then took the free bus from the station to the hotel. The train station was directly outside Disneyland. We stayed at the Dream Castle Hotel, rather than Disneyland itself as it was a cheaper option and we had a family room that was quite large …Read Article

An excerpt from “Strangers We’ve Become” – Coming Soon

An excerpt from “Strangers We’ve Become” – Coming Soon

I wandered back to my villa. It was in darkness. I was sure I had left several lights on, especially over the door so I could see to unlock it. I looked up and saw the globe was broken. Instant alert. I went to the first hiding spot for the gun, and it wasn’t there. I went to the backup and it wasn’t there either. Someone had found my carefully hidden stash of weapons and removed them. Who? There were four hiding spots and all were empty. So…Read Article

Searching for locations: Hohensalzburg Castle, Salzburg, Austria

Hohensalzburg Castle sits atop the Festungsberg, accessed by a cable car. The castle itself dominates the Salzburg skyline. Below is a view down into Salzburg from the castle walls. We had lunch at a café, the Salzburg Fortress Café, that overlooked the countryside. This was where we were introduced to Mozart Gold Chocolate Cream added to our coffee. The square below featured in the Sound of Music. Among the more interesting objects to be seen,…Salzburg · Salzburg Read Article

“Echoes From The Past”, the past doesn’t necessarily stay there

What happens when your past finally catches up with you? … Christmas is just around the corner, a time to be with family. For Will Mason, an orphan since he was fourteen, it is a time for reflection on what his life could have been, and what it could be. Until a chance encounter brings back to life the reasons for his twenty years of self-imposed exile from a life only normal people could have. From that moment Will’s life slowly starts to unrav…Read Article

In a word: Steal

You know how it goes, somebody breaks into your house and they steal the family jewels, which means, they’ve taken something that’s not theirs. Baseballers will be well familiar with the term steal a base because that sneaky second base runner is trying to get to third, before the pitcher fires in a curveball. But then there’s that same thief trying to rob you is stealing his way downstairs. You come across a bargain, that is the seller doesn’t …Read Article

An excerpt from “What Sets Us Apart”, a mystery with a twist

See the excerpt from the story below, just a taste of what’s in store… http://amzn.to/2Eryfth McCallister was old school, a man who would most likely fit in perfectly campaigning on the battlefields of Europe during the Second World War. He’d been like a fish out of water in the army, post-Falklands, and while he retired a hero, he still felt he’d more to give. He’d applied and was accepted as head of a SWAT team, and, watching him now as he and…World War II Read Article

A photograph from the inspirational bin – 31

This is rugged bushland not far from suburbia, though you wouldn’t know exactly where it is just by looking at the photograph But, for the writer, this is an excellent setting. For instance, once again we are out wandering in the bush, lost. It’s not hard to get lost, and stay lost if there are no recognizable landmarks, and given we all walk with a bias to one side or the other, and we have to avoid objects like trees, ravines, animals, and roc…Australia · Australia Read Article

An excerpt from “Betrayal” – a work in progress

It could have been anywhere in the world, she thought, but it wasn’t. It was in a city where if anything were to go wrong… She sighed and came away from the window and looked around the room. It was quite large and expensively furnished. It was one of several she had been visiting in the last three months. Quite elegant too, as the hotel had its origins dating back to before the revolution in 1917. At least, currently, there would not be a t…Ballet · Russia Read Article

An excerpt from “Sunday in New York”

Now available on Amazon at: https://amzn.to/2H7ALs8 … Williams’ Restaurant, East 65th Street, New York, Saturday, 8:00 p.m. We met the Blaine’s at Williams’, a rather upmarket restaurant that the Blaine’s frequently visited, and had recommended. Of course, during the taxi ride there, Alison reminded me that with my new job, we would be able to go to many more places like Williams’. It was, at worst, more emotional blackmail, because as far as …Amazon · New York Read Article

Almost nonsensical descriptions we sometimes use without thinking

I found this explanation on the internet which seems to sum up what odd phrases like ‘you can’t judge a book by its cover’ mean: ‘a word or phrase used in a non-literal sense for rhetorical or vivid effect.’ We, as writers, are constantly reminded that we should not use these in our writing because most people might not understand their use. But, being that unconventional, never to be told, type, I honestly think that it sometimes adds a degree …Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne Read Article

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