Perplexing
The purple veined clouds, moody and beautiful, prompted me to pop in. What I saw through the perspex became even more purpled. Read the rest of this entry »

Perplexing
The purple veined clouds, moody and beautiful, prompted me to pop in. What I saw through the perspex became even more purpled. Read the rest of this entry »

“Possum Parkin.”
That finished it. Layla, bewildered and exasperated, pressed her fists to her hips and snorted. Shaking her head in disbelief, she continued:
“Nally… isn’t that about enough? Insensitive. Really insensitive.
Thank goodness… here comes the coffee. Let’s just enjoy it.” Read the rest of this entry »

Being lovers, we shared our thoughts, feelings and experiences generously. Read the rest of this entry »

No. She wouldn’t have wanted that at all. She’d wince ‘too much information’. I regret doing it now. No doubt, I’ll regret doing this even more. Read the rest of this entry »

Soon after the formal announcement that we had lost contact with Layla, Naledi Jacob splashed this diatribe all over the Stream. Read the rest of this entry »

“Layla, you don’t seem much chastened… given the failure of your fiat.” Read the rest of this entry »

[Sandy Hunt, Herald Sun columnist]:
“Blackmail, bullying and fraud. That’s all I’ve seen from you. It really worries me. These aren’t acceptable tactics. Doesn’t matter how many wrongs you stack up, they can’t result in a better world.” Read the rest of this entry »

Meh, it was nothing. Not a matter of life, death or football. Merely a surprise change to the show’s format. Patently though, what Layla viewed as ‘just another thump of incivility’ triggered her rapid tumble down the dark chasm. Read the rest of this entry »

“Are they mice or men? Can’t you hear their hearts squeek? Eek, eek.” Read the rest of this entry »