Wait until I call your number,love! I liked this one folks!

One Friday night in a crowded downtown hotel a very large man sat down beside me and started banging the bar with his fist.

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'I saw a delicate flower had grown up two feet high' - New England philosopher, Henry David Thoreau! 2006-10-08. From my archives, a story to share with you all:

I recently read this true short story and would like to share it with you here:

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Have WritingUp and Blogfeast actually demised this time?

I pop in occasionally but there is no obvious movement or change of status.

I'm reluctant to state that they have really gone, because they have surprised us a couple of times.

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The man claimed to be Lord Lucan and residing in a small New Zealand town is not Lord Lucan.

The resemblance to lord lucan is incredible it was claimed. Take off the tweed hat and moustache, add a few years and you've got him.

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I thought I might let those of you with Blogfeast.net connections know that it is parked out in no man's land because it's domain name has expired.

Poor old Blogfeast, they really have had their problems during the last few months. They got their act back together, technically speaking, but must have forgotten their domain name.

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Come on Blogevolve blogsters - lets blog and comment...

I have heeded the call for more posting and commenting. I can't guarantee I can post every day, but I will try every second day.

I accidently found this site during one of Writing Up's crashes, and began writing. Then Blogfeast crashed again, and I began calling here every day. This is a great little site; the other two became too big for a really good community.

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Hello mummy, what are you doing here?

We often read stories about various banks around the world and how heartless some can be when it comes to repossession after mortgage defaults.

But this story from Spain, the land of bull fighters and many other things is definately a little different.

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The grip of this Spanish influenza was deadly - la grippe - remembering the Spanish influenza of 1918...

The supposed bird flu epidemic which has yet to eventuate revived the memories and fears of another which was a reality in 1918.There were terrible costs to humanity, when the Spanish Lady danced to a macabre tune.

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I read this true and wonderful short story which I posted on another blogsite last year, and would like to share it with you here:

Nearly 150 years ago, the New England philosopher Henry David Thoreau penned an observation about something small that,in turn,left a huge impression.It was just a tiny flower on an old country road.But this flower spoke volumes to him and perhaps to us as well.

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Could you try 10,000 times to solve a problem - I don't think I could!

Thomas Edison the inventor of the light bulb, the phonograph and many other inventions and who also had 1093 patents at the time of his death,really did try 10,000 times to perfect his light bulb invention! A persistent man,you might say.

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