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Rule of thumb: ♠ = Quotations (attributed or unknown);
♣ = Trivia, Ephemera, Other People's ramblings; ♥ = Winnie's ramblings.

Whimsy is dynamic i.e. like a woman's mind, ever-changing. WMC

1. Teddy Grant ♥
   
2. Poem for today ♥
   
3. It's just a cliché ♥
   
4. Going down the White Hill - winnie's poems vol II ♥
   
5. Crossing Whimsy Bridge♥
   
6. Definitions ♠
   
7. Queen Mother ♥
   
8. Manners and the Internet Dating Agency ♥
   
9. Memories ♠
   
10. Quiz ♣
    
11. More words for today ♣
    
12. More of winnie's poems ♥
    
13. Camera! Lights! Action!
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14. Volume of poetry ♥
    
15. Venus and Mars ♣
    
16. Write a Bestseller ♥
    
17. Perfectly clear ♣
    
18. Heard in the newsgroups
    
19. More nonsense ♣
    
20. Tod le Squire ♣
    
21. I like my bike ♣
    
22. Cats and Dogs ♣
    
23. Travel ♠
    
24. Insanity quotations♠
    
25. Full speed ahead ♣
    
26. One born every minute ♣
    
27. Tell me a story ♥
    
28. Sagbag the Pirate♥
    
29. What Shall I Wear? ♥
    
30. Animal quotations♠
31. I hate housework ♣
    
32. Chinese whispers ♥

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winnie's early poems

 

 

Bluebell poem

It's the time of the year
when catkins are drooping from the trees
like dozing caterpillars suspended in mid-air;
When little buds appear on barren branches;
And every tiny primrose is a miracle.

(other people's images = Kent Countryside )

 

Two by two

Behold the turtle. He makes progress only when he sticks his neck out.

~ James Bryant Conant

 

 

That's insane!

 

Sagbag the Pirate

 

Sagbag was sad. Once, he had been a brave swashbuckling pirate chief, sailing the seven seas on his ship, 'The Jolly Jack Tar', in search of buried treasure. In those days, he was full of beans; braving the elements and steering his ship into safe anchorage at his home port of Orlando.

'How to Write a Bestseller' or 'A Novel Idea'

Do YOU know your authors? Follow the clues below. Twelve manuscripts have been used to illustrate the talk. How many books have you read? The answers are...

What Shall I Wear?

 

I was beginning to despair. For years, the most noticeable feature of the 'young and trendy' were those 'Doc Marten' brogues.

 

More Words for Today

 

Question not, but live and labour
Till the task is done;
Helping every needy neighbour,
Seeking help from none.

Life is mostly froth and bubble,
Two things stand like stone;
Kindness in another's trouble,
Courage in your own.

 

WHAT did you say?

 

Shakespeare's 18th summit. The shadow the Ian compere* the to a summer's day? Valve what up to Malta lovely intakes perfection antidote mop cigarette. Raphael wins do shake the Darling buds of 1 May, 

 

Teddy Grant

SCATTERGUTS or 'How did I get from the lemon tree

to here?'

 

Tell me a story

 

The Day We Met the Queen Mother

 

The natural anarchy of students will not acknowledge the majesty of the Royal Family, but every student loves a good day out.

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That's just nonsense!

 

 

 

Cats and Dogs

 

 

 

Tod le Squire

 

I was ambling on my merry way the other year when I bumbled across a most unusual happenstance.

 

 

It's just a cliché

 

clichés were coming thick and fast, boldly going and jumping the queue

 

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