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- She came over.
She came over.
"What would you like to do?" I asked.
"Nothing," the little girl replied.
"Wait a mo, I've got something for you."
I handed her an empty paper bag.
"It's the bag of nothing, have you seen it before?"
She smiled.
A while later, she asked me to teach her to sew.
From nothing, comes something.
Do nothing, get bored, reset.
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5 Sentences from YouĀ
I saw this writing rule in Margaret Atwood's introduction to her book "The Handmaid's Tale":
"If I was to create an imaginary garden, I wanted the toads in it to be real. One of my rules was that I would not put any events into my book that had not already happened in what James Joyce called the "nightmare" of history, nor any technology not already available. No imaginary gizmos, no imaginary laws, no imaginary atrocities. God is in the details, they say. So is the devil."
With human history as dark as it is, I sense this is going to be a tough read.
Ian Moncrieff MacMillan
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ThisĀ is wild!
How Rosamund Community Garden increased their rainwater storage capacity
Until next Friday at 6:08 am (ish).
Jane Tyson
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