In the garden on the other side, we have a small flock of sheep and a Shetland pony. Maybe I should write a village memoir and call it Fifty shades of graze.
taking stock
LIght verse: ‘stock count’
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autumn cleaning
“September on the doorstep” – not yet a poem, but maybe it’ll grown up to be one when it’s older.
Vacuum cleaners are great, but there’s nothing quite like taking your aggression out on a dusty carpet hung on the line! 
red blues
Social media networks – “the mean redes”
I read somewhere years ago that feng shui experts recommend using red folders for projects as it’s an auspicious colour and increases the likelihood of success.
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where (how? when?) to begin?
Since I came across a story about procrastination on the BBC Magazine page, I have, of course, been putting off blogging about it.
There’s so much there that I could comment on that I hardly know where to begin. Instead, I’ve been following links to other stories and generally wasting time.
I would like to get this posted today, though, so have finally selected three points to focus on.
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don't confuse the narrator 