That girl you saw in that show that time!🇬🇧🇨🇦 Award Winning Author. Media: Aly@expoundpublicity.com WhereDoAllTheFairiesLive? - AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON🤓
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A writer’s best, finest, greatest, preeminent, supreme, principal, superlative, top, and choicest friend is the Thesaurus🤓
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Jun 13
Some houses are merely buildings.
Barntic House had opinions.
Can people who have spent decades surviving finally learn how to live?
Welcome to “Barntic House” - my new Work in Progress🤓
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Jun 12
Yes, I am a senior.
However, if you call your trousers “senior pants” I will never buy them.😂
#marketing101
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Jun 9
Friends in the East Sussex area, please keep an eye out for poor Leonard!🐱🙏
#lostcat #BurwashEastSussex #reward #medicalurgency
Jun 9
My nieces’ beloved cat Leonard has gone missing in Burwash, East Sussex.
It’s been 4 days and he has a medical condition. I’ll offer a £1000 reward to anyone who finds him.
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Jun 7
In memory of Phoebe, the Wise Old Hen🙏💔🐓
In a nest by the window where lavender grows,
Lives Phoebe the hen with her wrinkled old toes.
Her feathers are faded, but don’t be misled,
She’s the queen of the coop and a few steps ahead.
The young pullets gather, eyes wide and aglow,
Whenever old Phoebe begins her grand show.
With a sip from her saucer and flap of her wing,
She’ll launch into tales about just everything.
“I’ve danced in a barn under lanterns in Spain,
And rode on a ferry through tropical rain.
I once laid an egg on a yacht, in the sun
The captain applauded. Oh, what splendid fun!
I’ve seen Mount Fuji in dawn’s early light,
And dodged a raccoon in a rooftop night flight.
I’ve strutted through Paris, I’ve clucked through Peru,
Met parrots in Rio and real dodos too!”
The chicks all sit spellbound, their beaks parted wide,
Their eyes full of stars, and their hearts full of pride.
For Phoebe, the hen with a passport of gold,
Has stories worth more than jewels she once sold.
“But darlings,” she coos with a smile and a sigh,
“Adventure is grand, but let me tell you why.
There’s nothing so sweet as a soft grassy bed,
A sunbeam to sit in, a scratch near the shed.
Featherfield found me when wanderlust faded,
When my feet were tired and my feathers jaded.
Now Cluckingham Palace is all that I need
With kindhearted folk and the finest of feed.”
She preens a young chick with a kiss on the crown,
And pecks at anotherwho’s clowning around.
For Phoebe’s not just a fine storyteller
She’s coop boss, and mother, and morning-yeller.
She teaches the girls to be clever and kind,
To peck with a purpose, but mind their behinds.
To travel if called, and to dream as they grow,
And honour the henhouse, wherever they go.
So here’s to old Phoebe, in twilight and sun,
Her stories now told, but her duty not done.
She rests in her straw, a legend, a friend,
A hen for the ages, A queen to the end.
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Jun 4
Accuracy matters.
I know this from personal experience. A few years ago, a so-called “royal commentator” covered my story and got several basic facts wrong, despite being given the correct information.
The errors were then repeated elsewhere, and I found myself having to contact a writer at another news outlet to correct the record because they had relied on the commentator’s inaccurate version.
Because of this experience, I find myself questioning the accuracy of his reporting and wondering how thoroughly information is being checked before it is published.
Today, he presented yet another inaccuracy as fact when a simple Google search could have prevented it. Clearly, he didn’t bother to check his facts—yet again.
That’s how misinformation spreads: one person gets it wrong, others repeat it, and before long, the incorrect version is treated as fact.
Facts should be checked, then checked again. Names, dates, places, and quotations matter. So do spelling, grammar, and word choice. Precision isn’t pedantry; it’s part of communicating accurately.
Getting it right should matter more than getting it out quickly.
#FactsInJournalism #AccuracyMatters #FactCheck #journalisticintegrity
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Jun 7
Again this morning, he used the word “explicable” when he should have said “inexplicable.” He then referred to Harriet Sperling by the incorrect name, Hannah.
This person has more than 500,000 followers. Names, words, and facts matter, yet he still gets them wrong.
Anyone with a camera can be a reporter. Journalistic standards, accuracy, and fact-checking are what separate reporting from opinion.
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Jun 5
May he Rest in Peace🙏
Jun 5
Actor Anthony Head, best known for his roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, has died at the age of 72.
“He passed away peacefully of complications due to pneumonia, surrounded by his family,” his daughters, actresses Emily and Daisy Head, said in a statement
telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/06…
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Jun 3
I love @Wayfair.
The quality, the selection, the service.
I have purchased a few things through their website and have only had positive experiences.😍🙏
The table is temporary until we find a new one. Stay tuned….😉
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May 30
Dear @British_Airways,
Thank you so much for your kindness and assistance on my recent flight with you. Your crew is always so helpful and attentive. I hope to see you soon!🛩️🌏
Kind regards,
Mari
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May 21
I’ve just watched a youtuber who constantly refers to gay men as “queens”.
I believe this is an offensive term - can someone set me straight?
Is this term offensive to gay men and should he stop using this word?
Thank you!
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May 18
As we discuss the growing number of children leaving high school without proper reading skills, I cannot help but wonder: if a person cannot read well, how are they expected to continue learning throughout life?
Increasingly, I see adults online - even those presenting themselves as news, entertainment, or royal commentators - misusing and misspelling basic words, only to dismiss it by saying that spelling no longer matters.
But it does matter.
Language matters. Literacy matters. Precision matters.
Because if someone cannot be bothered to check their spelling, why should the public trust that they have taken the time to check their facts?
Children who graduate from high school unable to read proficiently have been profoundly let down. Students are being failed by an education system that should be equipping them with the single most important tool for success: literacy.
And many parents are left watching helplessly as academic standards continue to decline.
Illiteracy should never be accepted as normal in a modern, educated society.
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May 17
RIP Dennis Locorriere, the voice of Dr. Hook😔
May he Rest In Peace🙏🏻💔
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