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On The Bus with The Beatles – Helen Shapiro!
Originally posted on The Immortal Jukebox:
Sometimes cultural earthquakes and revolutions, like their political equivalents, can turn the world upside down with staggering rapidity. Looking around after the initial shock new figures, previously hidden, become prominent and established seemingly impregnable…
One day she decided to get up and tell her story.
I love the work of Marylou Falstreau. He new pictures are the highlight of my week.
The Boomer Generation is out on May 8th
Carole McCall was born in Manchester,England in the 1950s into a large extrended family.The oldest of a dozen cousins and known in the family as the rosy cheeked,cheery and capable girl she has spent her whole life trying to fulfill … Continue reading
Weekly Photo Challege: Ephemeral
Originally posted on The World Is A Book…:
This image captured a special moment. The Cormorant was swimming there, the Egret was flying right above the water and toward the woods, while the Great Blue Heron was standing on a tree branch, but wasn’t…
A beautiful flower
This blog about a humanist funeral helped ease my pain as we had a humanist funeral for my 90 year old father a month ago…..
Clematis Armandii and A Humanist Farewell
mybeautfulthings The overnight winds blew off a bunch of buds from the Clematis Armandii so we brought them inside and very soon the buds had opened. Clematis Armandii This morning saw a celebration of the life of a friend with a … Continue reading
A Rose (haiku)
Originally posted on My_Endeavors:
Red petals blossom Fresh aroma fills the air Yet its thorns still prick…
THE PINK CHURCH ROOF from The Communication Generation by Carole Mccall out in November 2015.
I like the silent church before the service begins, better than any preaching.Ralph Waldo Emerson. I need to have a favourite place in the centre of my life for quiet reflection. At this moment in time this place is the … Continue reading
Happy Easter
Easter Sunday dinner was always a large free range turkey as there was a poultry farm in the next village. The vegetables came from the garden and to finish after the local cheeses was always a famous raspberry trifle. The … Continue reading
Carole McCall Author and Coach 