About

It is a long way from a little island in North Sea to the British shores but I did it albeit in a circuitous route.

Much will be revealed as I go along.

I tried my hand at many things but the Arts have always been my love. From tender years books were never far from my side.

Even my den among the rocks had a bookshelf fashioned by my friend and me.

Welcome to my eclectic blog, I hope to see you around.

miriam

Me

87 thoughts on “About

  1. Kathy, I do confuse some bloggers by having followed you around with only a Gravatar to my name. You have kindly liked my answers on various blogs.😉
    I finally took the plunge and started a blog so now I won’t just be sneaking in to your parties..🦋🌻

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  2. I am delighted to have you here, welcome.
    It is an honour to hear you want to hear more of my poetry. Rest assured you will. 😉
    You are right about the ‘strange’ technical world. It is important to know who is the boss……us or the various computers.
    p.s. At least I send hand written postcards.🦉🌻

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    • Yes, I noticed many similarities when I visited your blog and believe
      my answers there gave me away. 🙂
      As time goes and writing builds up I am sure we will all give more and more
      insight to our inner selves.
      Thank you so much for following my postings.
      Miriam

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  3. Thanks once again Miriam for visiting my blog, and now I found yours. I can see you have a fascinating story as well to tell, I will be catching up on your writings. And how lovely to see that we have love of poetry and travel in common!

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  4. Thank you Khaya for your touching comment.
    Yes, I did note our similarities in interests when I visited your blog.
    We will all have a fascinating time reading and learning about each other.
    I already treasure this way of communication.
    Miriam 🦋

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  5. Thank you so much for liking some of my poems. I appreciate you visiting my blog and reading some of my work. I am enjoying getting to “know” you a little through your writing. Cheers!

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  6. Thank you for visiting my blog, you are most welcome.
    I do feel that with honesty we really do get to know the people we talk
    to via our posts. So, hope to see more of you.🌼

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  7. You are very welcome Sarah and I am glad I happened upon your blog.
    I truly believe that some relationships can grow very strong via the written words. Like you and Terri 😊🦋 .
    miriam

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  8. I notice you quote Richard Bach. “Illusions” was a fave of mine when I was young. As regards the rest of your quest to write and create, especially “Symphony” where you ask why we do what we do…There is no why, there just is. I’ll leave you with one of my favorite quotes, from George Balanchine. “I don’t want dancers who want to dance. I want dancers who have to dance.”

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  9. Thanks for your response here and for your follow. You are most welcome.
    Richard Bach’s Ilkusion and Johnathan Livingston Seagull came to mean a lot to me and are still treasured.
    I really love your quote from George Balanchine and this kind of passion should be present in all creation.
    Miriam

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  10. Hi Miriam, you are the third Miriam I found in this blog community. Thank you for visiting my post and comment. I browse through your November posts and like them very much. I’m doing a project this month. Hope to see more of you. Miriam

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  11. Welcome here Miriam 😊, yes, between us three we represent three continents. I was delighted to see your likes on several posts, it is an honour.
    You will indeed see more of me and I wish you all the best with the new project.
    miriam

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  12. Natalie, I am happy to see you here and you are most welcome. Thank you for your lovely comment. I like your way of saying we share a “passion for poetry”. Passion is needed to create.
    You have a beautiful day to.
    Miriam

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      • It was such a pleasure Miriam – I got completely lost in your words – almost felt as if I was there too. ‘On A Mountain’ reminded me so much of a place in Jamaica where I come from and I could so easily relate to all those feelings of awe, love and wonder. Bless you 🙂

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  13. Hi Miriam,

    I’ve been meaning to ask you if you’d like to submit a post to be featured in my series Family Histories. As I’ve told other participants, how you choose to define “family” and “histories” is totally up to you. Also, it’s an open invitation so if you need time to think about it, that’s fine. 🙂

    You can contact me if you’re interested at :morris.adrienne21@gmail.com

    Adrienne

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  14. What a wonderful thing to say, you get me teareyed in a good way.
    I do agree about the followers and their comments. It is a wonderful delight and I feel as if we sit together and have deep and warming talk.
    And you are one of those as I hope to be on your blog.
    Thank you Sharon

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  15. Hi Miriam, thanks so much for visiting and for following my blog. I’m doing the same and look forward to reading more. Your about page is lovely and so is your header. 🙂 ~Lauren 🌹

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    • Thank you Lauren, it is interesting how we find blogs that interest us and yours did. It is lovely to have you following mine. Thanks for compliment on my About page, it is short but you got the drift…..
      The header is one of the stock ones but I loved the peace of it.
      miriam

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  16. Miriam, you don’t have a contact page. How to send my request for National poetry month celebration? Do you have a twitter account? You can contact me through my contact page to find out more. Thanks.

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  18. Lovely to have you visit and you are most welcome.
    Helen Keller is right; life certainly is an adventure. Be it within ourselves or
    physically travel or doing.
    You have a great day too.
    miriam

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  19. Miriam. I seem to have lost your comment on my ‘OSLO’ blog of yesterday. I did read it and loved your much greater knowledge of this beautiful city, but, for some unknown reason, your message has disappeared from my computer. If you do have a copy of it still, could you please re-send it to me as I would like to express my thanks to you for sending it and to comment on it? My best wishes from Roland.

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  20. and Thank you for the follow of my blog. You are so very welcome.
    I am glad you like eclectic as I really haven’t got a special message
    in mind.
    Except, possibly that we should keep our eyes open and silence the chatter of our brain so we can see and feel what is around us. 😊 .
    ~ miriam

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