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Remy Had a Little Lamb: Children's picture book

Blog posts9 Apr 2026

A misunderstanding sends a little lamb out into the big wide world. A collie helps him find the way home. A picture book in verse for ages 3 to 7.
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Filtering and searching in hledger

How-To19 Mar 2025

I am an advocate of plaintext accounting, and hledger is my go-to tool for this. A good summary ...
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Auto-Deploy Hugo from Github

How-To16 Mar 2025

Using GitHub Actions to auto-deploy a Hugo site to a VPS (such as Linode) or directly to GitHub Pages.
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Firefox: Vertical tabs are here!

How-To6 Mar 2025

With the demise of Arc Browser, fear not, vertical tabs are finally here in Firefox (with a little help)
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Firefox: How to add a search engine manually

How-To1 Mar 2025

For as long as I can remember, the right-click method to add Amazon to your list of search engines has been broken. But this method works for any site …
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Behind Closed Doors

Poetry

how could you do this how could you do this to your father after everything everything everything he did for you everyone is disappointed …
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The Great Fire of Samhain

Poetry

Gold leaves crunch like bones, I pace. A tiny skeleton makes a face. I throw the little girl a smirk. It’s frowned on to be late for work. …
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Remy had a little lamb

Poetry

for Remy Remy had a little lamb, His fleece was black as coal. And everywhere that Remy went the little sheep would go. “My little lamb why …
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Thelma and Louis

Poetry

Dad began his daily plan starting his routine Clicking on the kettle and then out he looked and screamed “My lovely car - so bizarre! Somebody …
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Galore

Poetry

In a house filled with secrets galore, A young girl adored to explore. Finding chocs stashed away made her day oh hooray! And march forward to uncover …
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Quadriplegia

Poetry

Once upon a Wednesday morning: Me and the dog were on our way; I threw the ball he’d catch we’d play for seemed like hours and he’d adore me. Once …
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End

Poetry

I had a dream the world would end: Few years off not in the morning. And it seemed that I should mend the problem issuing a warning. In haste I …
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The Metropolitan Line

Poetry

Metropolitan The Metropolitan Line smells like an old shaggy dog, damp fur and decades in its breath. Northern The Northern tastes of salt and …
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