Bobby, the Furlong dog, was a rescue dog. He’d been handed in by a mother of many children, who was in the middle of a mental breakdown. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: Mar 2015
The ladies loo
Seen today on a building in the Lakes. Continue reading
Oh no – the election
Oh no – the election – for forty days and forty nights! Continue reading
Where is the joy?
I forgot I had scheduled a story over on Gentle Ignition… Continue reading
The snake and the witchdoctor
I grew up in an area known for its puffadders. Puffadders are dangerous snakes. On our poultry farm, the workers used to shout loudly and my grandmother and grandfather used to have to run to the place the workers identified, with a hoe. Continue reading
The snake and the candle
This is a family story about a snake but, as many family stories are, it might be a myth. Continue reading
The rocking chair snake
When I was a little girl, I sawed a snake in half. Continue reading
Figures of eight – snake
We had many snake adventures in Africa. My most personal, was when both snake and I were equally confused. Continue reading
Python juice
I taught men in Industry for many years in Africa. I taught everything from Math to English, Geography, Sociology and History. One could say I was a jack of all trades and master of none. I only taught men, not by choice, but that was how it was. I really liked “my men” and I think they liked me. But one day I boobed. It was about the python. Continue reading
Losing snake phobia
We lived in a snake area in Africa. You get a mentality when you live in those kinds of surroundings. You get “snake aware”. I thought I’d tell you some scary snake stories on my blog. People like reading about snakes – it’s thrilling. Scary. Continue reading