Archives for February 2020

A message came via orange smoke, small scarves and a green powder.

The trick, it seemed like a weird test, was to spend as little time as possible being “surprised”.

This is not a skill easily learned if too much time is spent onTwitBookGramTok.

Modern monasteries are being planned at a phenomenal rate by whimsical and careless property developers.

Sites for WeChant cloisters offering un-connecting-therapies are sought and when found acquired at mouth-watering over-the-top dollar prices.

Investors are delighted by the prospectus offered by HardFlash, the venture funding firm founded by financiers led by ex-Venzuelan central bankers and government advisors.

The phone was plugged in. It always was. For years, since I was four years old, I remember the old twisted, spiraling cable.

Nobody ever called before eleven in the morning. There must have been a rule in the phone company contract.

Nobody ever called after nine at night and a call close to that time was frowned upon.

That has changed.

A tempest of entangled flowers, ornate candles, twisted wire images and more set us on our way.

Some galleries, some skies, some flat lakes which form mirrors to the world of wonders above below beside within and beyond.

Punctuation sometimes interferes with the message even if clarity suffers a small loss!

Dispose of carefully, make sure to obscure the addresses, names, serial numbers, account numbers, monetary amounts, start date, expiry and the rest.

Despite the online security craze, the offline letter in the mailbox still has all the details.

Don’t worry it’ll soon all be replaced by a system which will be much better and much easier to use.

In the meantime, make up truly good gobbledygook passwords, cut, rip and dissolve or double-shred paper documents and relax.

A game can be made of it. Then, after that, play an “actual’ game.

Drumming up support and percussion.

A proposal as sweet would never be like honey.

Served with love and care, and the bright eyes of an elastic treasure.

Assemble or relax and read the leaves of trees which sway in welcome swish.

We serve at our pleasure, hope you enjoy it too.