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OnlyRhonda

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United Kingdom

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Divorced. Recovered. Head up and smiling.

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Liverpool is a horrible place

I was at Liverpool last week. I don't know why anybody would want to visit there so my free advice is to keep moving. It was undoubtedly the most unfriendly place I've ever been to, and that includes New York, Paris and the Cotswolds.

New author for me [I Love Sci-fi and Fantasy]

I just finished the first book in a series. The book was called 'The Swordswoman' set in Scotland. Swords, sorcery, battles and scenery. Loved it!

Ha ha ha ha

That was funny! It was meant to be a joke, wasn't it?

I am weird indeed [I Am Weird]

Once upon a time, not long ago, I thought I was normal Now I am not sure what normal is!

But not our rugby team [I Love England]

That was shocking on Saturday. The Jockss hammered us. Forget the score; the Scots outplayed us in every part of the pitch. We are meant to be the second best team in the world- not on that showing, we're not. God help us when the Taffs or Paddies... See More »

But not now

When this Covid thing is over, I promise myself to visit at least one new town every month and get lost.

Or football, as the majority of the world calls it [I Love Soccer]

The beautiful game - when played well, and with enthusiasm.

US Election

US Election results today. So far it's too close to call. The result will be important for the entire world.

More so now as I grow older [I Believe In Traditional Values]

As a child I was a rebel. As a teenager I was horrible. As a young woman I was a fool. Now I am in my 30s, I can see the value of what generations of our ancestors worked out! Such as faithfulness, loyalty and the sanctity of the family, and other... See More »

Lose oneself

I got lost in Hamburg once, wandering the streets and looking. I tried the same in Jerusalem but there were so many people trying to help that it was impossible! Glasgow was like that as well - I ended up in a woman's house talking about football and... See More »

All lives, everywhere

No race, no colour, no religion, is more important than any other. Man, woman, child, white, black, brown or purple and yellow polka dots - who cares? We are all human beings. Except, perhaps, Liverpool FC supporters. I draw the line there. And my... See More »

Witches and spookies [I Love Halloween]

I love the atmosphere of dark nights and ghost tales. I read ghost stories to my kids and we make up our own, with only candle light in the room and a turnip lantern with jaggy teeth in the corner. The smell of burning turnip is so evocative! Can't... See More »

Idiots in charge

We are living through times when the rulers of so many countries are total morons, tyrants, or just incompetent. Our Boris is a prime example, I think he's the worse PM we have ever had - and that's saying something. What is worse, I voted for him!... See More »

They are here

I think they have been here for generations, influencing the way we think. At present they are in charge of most of the political parties of the world, steering us toward destruction so they can take over. Why else would so many supremely stupid... See More »

Many times

All the four countries of the UK, plus the Republic of Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Andorra and Portugal, Morocco, Tunisia, Israel, Jordan, USA, Canada, India, Pakistan and Myanmar. . . and Malta! Love Malta. My... See More »

New places

There is little more interesting than walking around a city or town that one has never explored before. Following the old streets, finding old shops, canals, hidden buildings, churches and castles is great. Even finding weird old pubs that only the... See More »

Not the best mum

I am a mother of two sons. I do my best and make mistakes. Sometimes I am too soft, at other times too strict. I play bad football, ignore the silly mistakes, don't know their music, get defeated at their computer games, wish I had more money, deny... See More »

Recovering now, though [I Went Through A Break Up That Changed My Life]

Break ups can be hell, like war. However, mine was three years ago and things get better, the world revolves and the sun comes out again. Each dawn brings new opportunities if one seeks them and recognises what one sees.

Not just hi

If people wish to talk to me, please have the good manners to introduce yourself first. A simple 'hi' is a bit off-putting.

Very stupid

At my age, I should have grown out of such behaviour. I have regressed recently, I think. Only last week I decided to skinny dip on the beach at Deal, in the night. Good fun but the tide came in fast and soaked my clothes so I had to walk home... See More »

Ever sat in a medieval dungeon? [I Love Medieval Architecture]

I like to visit old castles. I was in one up in Northumberland and asked the curator to let me into the old dungeon. It was quite scary to sit in there, even for a few minutes, knowing what sort of fate would await. If I could only put my ex in one -... See More »

No big deal

I think most people have been to another country. It is eye opening seeing that others are not much different from us, and people have the same ideas, fears and hopes wherever they are. Many of us are spoiled though, today, compared to the past, and... See More »

I truly do.

Unfortunately, once one has been cheated on, one's level of trust nosedives. People - men or women - who cheat on their partners - are amongst the lowest forms of humanity. The people with whom they cheat are as bad. Only child molesters and... See More »

Dangerous activity, thinking

The thought police would have me in jail in moments!

The old England, not what it is becoming [I Love England]

Less and less each year as it changes for the worse. We are entering a new Dark Ages, I fear, and not only England.

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