The Sad Little Foal

 

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Hello everyone 

Yea! #10 published. E-book only. #7’s story from the THE SINGING HORSES is available for all, at last. Enjoy.

This story was written not by a human but a small orphan foal, #7, who has little legs, is only eight hands high, and loves chips. We think it is based on his life with fantasy as are most stories. Have you ever read anything written by a young member of the equine community? #7 entered his foal story in a competition. He was delighted when Mr. J. invited him to ‘The Paddock’ to take part in a contest for a much coveted prize - a publishing contract and the title, “Best Equine Author of the Year”. The story of that contest is THE SINGING HORSES. 

#7’s foal story, THE SAD LITTLE FOAL, caused the website to crash as every human and equine wanted to read his manuscript. Now it is published all may read it. It is about a foal meeting his mama for the first time, falling asleep by her side. When he wakes his mama has gone. He is very sad and waits for her to return. Alas, she is in equine heaven. This little foal waits for his papa to come and teach him all the little foal things he needs to know. He’s surprised to discover his papa is a celebrity…

In this book, THE SAD LITTLE FOAL  you may read information regarding the author, an introduction about the story before you read it, the foal story, two chapters from THE SINGING HORSES, extra information about the special equine language and etiquette. Finally, and naturally information about the author’s other books. Enjoy.

Suitable 8+ - 99!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BRYFTB44?ref_=cm_sw_s_fa_ud_sem_HMCGHQG4V94YS565RQ8Y#_=_

A Pensioner!...nostalgia!

Moi! Last year 2017 in a kite flying contest! Really living life to the full as a pensioner!

Hello Everyone,

Still in the archives and noticed the day I officially became a pensioner. More than six years ago. Well, really? That long. What milestones have I had since 2012? Hmmm. None! But I'm not at the pearly gates yet so must continue enjoying life and doing what makes me happy. Holidays, the cinema, afternoon teas at the library, tram riding...

I have had loads of information on funeral plans, retirement homes and mobility aids!

Whatever stage of life you are enjoying or enduring at present, try reminiscing. Milestones? What do you want to achieve in your remaining days? If your present life is going through a bad patch hang on in there good times will come soon.

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Hello Everyone!

It is official. I can hardly believe it but today, 6th January 2012, our British government has declared me a PENSIONER. I have only just got used to being 60, but now I can have a bus pass and all kinds of concessions. I am sure I will be getting even more information in the post and on-line regarding funeral plans, retirement homes and incontinence pads.

One's pension is that time in life that one has looked forward to since starting work. It has always seemed unreal, an unattainable goal, a dream of exotic free days doing all the things one never has the time for during the working life. I can now reflect back to those awful snowy, icy, cold mornings of the 70's and 80's when I would far rather have stayed at home than got up and struggled to get to work.

I can also reminisce over the milestones of my life.

That first day at school in 1956... that first day at grammar school in 1962...

Leaving home for college in 1969...my father's face... so full of pride.

My 21st birthday, officially an adult, although the age of majority had all ready been lowered to 18!

Graduation in 1972... again my father beaming and so full of pride.

My first day as a teacher in 1973...

My first pilgrimage to Israel in 1975

My wedding day 1980 followed by the divorce day...

My first day as a holiday rep in 1987

My first book published in 2001...

My first day as a pensioner 2012....

Next stop... The pearly gates!

Have you any advice or anecdotes on becoming a pensioner that you would care to share?

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Have a great week, pensioner or not.   Lady M xxx✨✨✨

Just how much excitement can a girl take?

Hello Everyone,

Lady M still here! Sofia and Donald are taking a mini break but I expect they are enjoying themselves.

After last week's thought of  Life is what you make it, I thought I would tell you that at the beginning of the year I decided to try and find something new, exciting or different to record in my diary every day. We have had two months of 2012 or 60 days of the year. What have you done that is really exciting or new?

I will share with you a few of mine. . .

I became a pensioner.
Put two of my books on Kindle.
Learnt about Kindle and digital books.
One day I made an appointment with Laurence Fox at 3pm!
Joined You Tube.
Experienced Luton Airport.
Went round a sweet factory in Geriskipou.
Had clandestine meetings with my Bohemian lover.
Enjoyed a talk on Life in Cyprus. Thank you, Henk.
Visited a Craft Fair in Coral Bay.
Streaked through Pafos town.
Won £3.20 on the Euro Lottery. I will not allow it to change my life
Took an excursion to Famagusta, St. Barnabas Monastery and Salamis.
Have over 500 friends on FB.
Had another birthday! Get over it!
Downloaded Nook onto my PC. Very proud of that achievement.
Had a health risk assessment and discovered I was still alive.
Started a new novel...

Care to share anything you have done this year?
Or care to join me on my next streaking trip?

Thought for the week: Tomorrow is not promised to us, so make the most of today!