A devilishly handsome hunk who is totally deluded. I like to think, then think some more. I like to write, but am not as good as I think I am. I love to dream. I can manage without too many people around me but love a good natter. I may grow up one day, but I doubt it!
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It started when I gave up smoking and went from there!
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Short and sweet intro…!
Glad to have come across your blog.
Have a great day!
Arcane Owl
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Thank you for visiting.
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Why would anyone want to grow up? I seem to think it’s only young people who would think it would be fun 😉 Keep up the good work (writing) here Meritings. I enjoyed my visit today.
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Thank you for visiting. How’s the snow?
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It has been unseasonably warm here so far. Absolutely beautiful!
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I did try to grow up, but I just can’t master the art of that. So, I gave up. But, maybe, one day, I’ll get back to that start learning that art again. heh. Saw your site at Danny’s MnG. Following you! 🙂
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*couldn’t master*
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Hey big dreamer! Just sending thanks for checking out the site. From 1 dreamer to another, #NOTHINGMatters, but You! Ps I still believe in Santa…lol
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What’s not to believe?
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not much
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Indeed!
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Nice blog. A lovely place to visit!
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Thank you for your kind words.
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Growing up is giving up. Live your dreams!
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your writing trapped me…must go and haf brakefast, cos I will meet some friends…another hot day…I understand you, somehow….my thinking works better than my writing…growing?…I see it as changing…constant…we haf the culture, which we haf created…must go and haf brackfast…I vil return…promiss
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I had to go out ser, actually, sey are non-bloggers….rare species…
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Hi Peter, I’ve nominated you to take part in a ‘3 days 3 quotes challenge’ if you feel like taking part – no obligation – all the details are here: https://kirstwrites.wordpress.com/2016/02/22/three-day-three-quote-challenge-day-one/
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Thank you Kirsty for the challenge. I’ve thought about it, and then thought some more, and even more still. I can never get past the thought of “chain letters” when I see these challenges so I must decline. Sorry!
However, I will share the quote I try to live by, and, although it comes from the bible (Matthew 5:16), I chop it off short so there is no mention of “and glorify your Father which is in Heaven”.
Here it is:
“Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works.”
Peter
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Best intro ever!
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Thank you Deb. I’ve come across many more that are much better, but thank you!
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…thank you for reading and liking my “About” pg and my last blog, Peter…I liked yours..and the bit more….it seems your name suits you…there’s another Peter in fiction who never grew up either, lol! Katie.
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I think growing up is very much overrated!
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how do you know? Haf you? grown up? ähm… the great challenge I find is growing old… I am, now, and I am wondering.
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I refuse to grow up, growing old I can’t do much about. So long as I wake up alive I am happy! If ever I wake up dead I will be very annoyed!
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there are always choices. I love angels, and more of my friends are up there, so I still will be ok.
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Love your brief Bio – wish I could be so succinct! As for growing up…I’m at the stage of rapidly running right off the track at the opposite end. Still, like you, I’m still very much young at heart. Have a great weekend, Meritings.
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Thank you. I must look around your site (before it’s too late for both of us!) Peter
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Ha! I love it. I think these are traits possessed by many, yet few have the nerve -or the consciousness- to admit it. I suppose I speak from experience.
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Hi,
Just found your blog and want to invite you to provide a guest post for the blog on our site Retirement And Good Living (retirementandgoodliving.com) about your thoughts on retirement.
Please send me an email if you are interested and I will forward additional information.
Thanks
Simone
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Grown up is highly overrated! 🙂
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Hi, thanks for visiting my blog and for the like! It’s nice to meet you. I look forward to your posts. Take care, Jenny
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Hey awesome blog!! And please don’t grow up.. Not really required..
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Peter, thank you for the follow! This is the Meg you know, I’ve had some trouble with my other blog and I’m going to write with a pen name from here on out. Thank you for your friendship and support!
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I recognised the hand. After all, you’ve been pretty successful in drawing them!
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We hope you never grow up 😂 Just discovered your blog! 😉
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Awesome Intro………….
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Nice to meet you Peter. Look forward to following your posts. Anita.
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Thank you Anita. I look forward to exploring your words and thoughts too!
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Thanks for your visit. After reading you opening page, I feel inspired to tidy mine up, a bit. 🙂
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I wish you lived next door–your humor is just what the doctor ordered, thanks 🙂
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You can always pop over the fence to sample the humour. The dog doesn’t often eat visitors!
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That’s a relief 🙂
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Love the sense of humour 🙂
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Hi Peter! Your beautiful animal pictures are reason enough for me to follow your blog. Reminds me of my childhood on a converted farm in Switzerland!
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HOW IN THE WORLD DID I EVER MISS THIS?!!! I love it! I must say though, this corner of Your peanut gallery would say, “A devilishly handsome hunk who is totally brilliant!!!” Cheers! 😃❤️😊
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Oh stop it! On second thoughts, don’t!
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Right?!! Take it! Take it and run!!! 😃❤️🤗
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Not very often, I have stumbled across another blogger who has the same birth date as myself though mine occurred a few years later and in the Southern Hemisphere.
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So, as a Capricorn you are interested in world domination, but quite methodical about it. Because you’re so disciplined and well-mannered, you reach your goals with measured, polite steps up a gilded staircase. (or so someone says who wants to make money out of Astrology!)
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I’m more like a goat who dislikes heights.
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Hi Peter, I couldn’t find a contact page on your blog, so I’ll just ask here: Would you be willing to be a beta reader for my books? I have just finished my blackout poetry novel and sent it to the printers for a few copies to be distributed among my beta readers. I value your opinion and judgement. Would you be willing to read the book? I will of course credit all of my beta readers in a big thank you note in the finished book. Please let me know if you’d be interested. Britta.
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