THE SMALL THINGS
A blog of Scotland, horses, dogs, love and trees.
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
I have a thought.
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Ha. Today I have a THOUGHT for you. It concerns rage. After yesterday’s blah, I discovered today that I was suffering from fury. It crept up...
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Tuesday, 7 January 2014
Not a single interesting thought.
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Be careful what you promise. Fewer pictures, I said, but there shall be prose. Ah, the prose; the language of Shakespeare and Milton. That i...
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Monday, 6 January 2014
A most surprising day.
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It was a cold, dirty, wet, windy day. The slip and squelch of mud could be heard three fields away. The sky was the colour of doleful pigeon...
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Friday, 3 January 2014
Not what I meant to write at all.
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It is a horrid, dirty, rainy day in Scotland, although we are very lucky in not getting the gales which are battering the rest of the countr...
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Thursday, 2 January 2014
More happy walking.
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Another delightful family walk. The Older Niece sets off south first thing tomorrow, so it was our last walk with her, which is always a sad...
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Wednesday, 1 January 2014
New Year’s Day.
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The whole family went for a walk. It was lovely. Sometimes, we were chatting so hard we actually had to stop to do the conversat...
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Tuesday, 31 December 2013
Bonus post: New Year’s Eve update. Or, the slightly unexpected.
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For fifteen years, I have dreamed of having a New Year’s Eve all by myself. It is the introvert in me. Each year, I get invited to some damn...
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Happy New Year
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I had a whole, big, end of year blog for you, ready to go. It ran around in my head, filled with life wisdom and vital perspective and treme...
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Saturday, 28 December 2013
The Sweetest Photograph in the World.
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Obviously, the title of this post refers to an entirely subjective judgement. It is the sweetest photograph in my very own eyes. Here I ...
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Friday, 27 December 2013
A brief lament.
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A very sweet day with the family, and great joy as the Older Niece arrives from the south. A very sad day in the wider world, as the mighty ...
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