Angharad's blog
Submitted by Angharad on Fri, 2012/05/11 - 3:27pm
Sorry but I don't feel 100% tonight, my hands are very painful and I'm finding it difficult to concentrate, so I'm opting for an early night. I hope to finish it tomorrow. I think I might have to go and see my GP sometime as this arthritis is becoming a real nuisance - I can't even turn a door-knob with my left hand at present.
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Wed, 2012/05/02 - 11:38am
I don't know if I'll have a chance to write any Bike tonight, I have flood from a radiator in my dining room which has got into all sorts of books and papers. I'm busy trying to clear up the mess.
I'll post another when i can,
Angharad
Submitted by Angharad on Sat, 2012/04/28 - 3:36pm
Oughta be in a museum – we were!
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Angharad.
Photo courtesy of wiki
In reading Erin’s trip down memory lane, it jogged my memory of a visit to the Welsh National History Museum at St Fagans, near Cardiff. I had my two children in tow who were probably about eight and six, my daughter being the elder.
Submitted by Angharad on Sun, 2012/04/22 - 4:22pm
I just noticed my kudos count was 66666, dunno if it has any esoteric meaning or not, not that into numerology or Gematria. On a purely superficial level, I presume it means one or two folk like my offerings.
For everyone who's sent me a kudos, many thanks.
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Thu, 2012/04/19 - 2:48pm
Sorry, another 12hr day, too tired to write anything tonight, especially having spent the previous hour listening to a friend whinge on the phone.
Hopefully will feel better tomorrow.
Angharad
Submitted by Angharad on Wed, 2012/04/11 - 12:17pm
Historian Bettany Hughes relates the story of the contribution of women to the origins of religion and spirtual beliefs before they were written out of history by a male dominated society. Part one has the intriguing title, 'When God was a girl.' Starts tonight at 9.00pm BST.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01g8dd2
An article by Bettany Hughes was in today's Guardian. The wisdom of women written out of history.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/apr/10/wisdom-w...
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Mon, 2012/04/09 - 1:56pm
For those of you who've asked me to do some more of this, I can reveal I'm about half way through the next episode of the 'Perils of Pauline.' I would suggest that at the current rate, it might be next weekend before I get much chance to finish it and do a check through.
So those of you who wish to renew your acquaintance with my fanfic of Melanie E's saga, can start re/reading now.
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Wed, 2012/03/21 - 4:16pm
Goodness, I just noticed that I've been a member here for five years. Originally, I just blogged a few times because I was posting elsewhere, although Erin was kind enough to give me author status based on my other efforts.
Submitted by Angharad on Wed, 2012/03/14 - 4:07pm
Submitted by Angharad on Tue, 2012/03/13 - 1:51am
According to an article in the Guardian, St Petersburgh is following other right wing local legislatures in condemning 'Gay propaganda'. I wonder if we've seen the pendulum start to swing back to the right after the recent increase in liberal policies around the world.
Looking at the way the church in Europe and America is increasingly trying to undermine personal freedoms and various governments seem intent on the same agenda, are we starting to see a reversion to old hypocrasies, double standards and totalitarianism?
Submitted by Angharad on Sun, 2012/03/11 - 4:17am
I've finally managed to get time to do another episode of Charlotte's Tale. I've said before that I find this one hardest to write because she seems to get into dark places. That hasn't changed, Jane is still a nasty piece of work, who has the power to embarrass or hurt our heroine.
I've had loads of requests to do some more of this story, so for those who sent them, I've acceded to your pressure and Charlotte's Tale 18 is up. I hope you enjoy it.
Submitted by Angharad on Sat, 2012/03/03 - 4:41pm
I had Friday off and apart from a little shopping, buying a new tyre for the car and doing some scribbling, it was a non-event. Okay, I wore a skirt and some makeup for a change - I should have gone for a bike ride but couldn't be bothered.
After nodding off in the chair I started a short story, and two hours later I'd done two thousand words - it sort of wrote itself once I got started - my stuff seems to.
Submitted by Angharad on Sat, 2012/02/25 - 5:41pm
Well, it had to happen, after a fairly sensitive article in the Sun, the self-righteous Daily Wail attacked, showing the forces of repression are in fine fettle. Makes the one in the Guardian look wonderful, hell it makes the one in the Sun look good.
For those with hypertension, maybe not a good idea to click on the link.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2106215/Mixed-year-o...
Angharad
Submitted by Angharad on Fri, 2012/02/24 - 3:27pm
The link below is of a comment in today's Guardian by psychotherapist Philippa Perry, who just happens to be married to the eccentric ceramic artist and potter, Grayson Perry - yeah, the one who likes to dress as a little girl, when he isn't belting round in leathers on his motorbike.
The article is very balanced and concerns gender variant children of which there have been several articles recently. See what you think.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/feb/23/gender-d...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grayson_Perry
Angharad
Submitted by Angharad on Tue, 2012/02/21 - 5:34am
Submitted by Angharad on Sun, 2012/02/19 - 10:54am
This is the true story of a family which was totally devastated by the outcome of bullying on a son who might have been gay. I read it and wept, it is so sad. It involves suicide so please if this pushes your buttons don't read it.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/feb/19/dominic-crouch...
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Thu, 2012/02/16 - 4:37pm
Sorry folks, but I've been out helping some friends lose a quiz - I expect we came last, but I had to leave before the end to catch my train. So it's a bit late to scribble an episode, I know I've said i could write them in my sleep, and it might appear if some were so authored, but they weren't as far as I can remember.
Hopefully, normal service(?) will be resumed tomorrow.
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Fri, 2012/02/03 - 12:35pm
Apparently, this self confessed 'sex-addict' confessed on national day time television that she'd had over a thousand male lovers, then revealed she'd had a sex change.
She apparently wanted to do a photoshoot with the Sun. Attention seeking or what? Voice was quite good though.
Sadder than any character I could dream up in my stories.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4105691/This-Morni...
Submitted by Angharad on Tue, 2012/01/24 - 11:59am
My original idea was to write a longer piece but I decided that you'd all be bored with it after a few pages, so I stopped where I did.
Female intuition leads me to suspect one or two of you might like a bit more of this, so when I have a few minutes I'll possibly do a second installment but that will be it.
I see we're coming up to sixteen hundred episodes of Bike, do I presume the regulars want me to continue with that as well?
So do let me know on both of these if you would.
Angharad & the >^^< team.
Submitted by Angharad on Fri, 2012/01/20 - 3:26pm
This isn't a new novel, it was published in 2004, but I enjoyed it so much I felt a need to share my enjoyment.
It's written by Julie Anne Peters and is written for teenagers, she specialises in that age group and she is a gay woman rather than tg.
Submitted by Angharad on Tue, 2012/01/10 - 1:27am
For the past three nights I've had problems accessing or uploading Bike to the site - it took four goes last night and then I lost connection so couldn't do the continuity link. It seems ironic that because of the numbers of readers, the authors can't actually post stuff. I may have to rethink when I post or browse the site.
This isn't a criticism of the management because it's outside their control, but I do wonder why we're suddenly so popular apart from the genius of the writers and the friendliness of the site owner. I hope there's nothing sinister going on as well.
Angharad
Submitted by Angharad on Mon, 2012/01/02 - 5:12pm
Sorry no Bike tonight, I'm too tired have a tummy upset and need to get to bed - I'm working tomorrow. Hopefully, will do some tomorrow.
Angharad.
Submitted by Angharad on Mon, 2012/01/02 - 2:32am
A very interesting story about a strange and complex man whose talent for double dealing and perfidy knew no bounds yet who seemed to persecute those who shared his sexual proclivities to avoid attention to his own. A thoroughly wicked person, and not one mention of vacuum cleaners - unless one relates it to Tricky Dicky's comment!
I'm sure this isn't news to our readers in America, I suppose it isn't to me either, except in the amount to which his corruption permeated the US government. As one psychiatrist said, Hoover would have made a first rate Nazi.
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