Monthly Archives: February 2015

Miss Marjorie Expects

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Sheila N

A final bit of February fiction Miss Marjorie Expects “Will you get off the pavement, young man? Some of us have places we need to be.” The stout woman who was hugging a large red handbag to her considerable bosom … Continue reading →

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A Congregation of One

Posted on February 22, 2015 by Sheila N

“You’re nearer to God in a garden…” It’s not for nothing that this blog is subtitled “Musings of a British Eccentric”. How many people say: “Hiya, babes!” when they spot a blackbird whilst walking through their local park? Just for … Continue reading →

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Writing, “Head Space”, and Me

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Sheila N

I can be incredibly thick when talking to people. Including, and especially, myself. Consider the following: “Oh no, Doctor Who doesn’t return to the Beeb til autumn! What am I going to do until then?” Because those DVDs are just … Continue reading →

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“Psyche’s Complaint”

Posted on February 11, 2015 by Sheila N

Some more February fiction for you Psyche’s Complaint Yes, I know you always bring me flowers. That’s not the point, Cupie. You give everybody flowers! And whilst we’re at it, next time we go out for a meal, can’t you … Continue reading →

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Head and Heart Full: “Time to Talk” 2015

Posted on February 7, 2015 by Sheila N

“May I be excused, please? My brain is full.” – Caption from a “Far Side” cartoon By the end of Thursday’s “Time to Talk” day in Newcastle, both my head and my heart were filled to overflowing. At times, my … Continue reading →

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