RICK HAYNES

Hello everyone. Once more, I bid you a warm welcome to Tuesday Tales. Wanting to restart with something very different I dug out some of my old books. I looked at a few stories but decided the old poems would be of interest. I GIVE YOU - POEMS FROM PAST YEARS - NOW TWEAKED BY ME Circa late 1940’s to early 1950’s THE PUDDLETOWN PIG In Puddletown there lived a pig That often won renown By scaring half the villagers Who lived in Puddletown He saw some washing on a line And said

TOO GOOD NOT TO SHARE BY RICK HAYNES TUESDAY TALES Yes, I know this isn't two weeks but I remember writing this many moons ago and have now updated it. And don't we all need a big smile turning into a giggle before laughing out loud? And so I give you, a laugh x10 Age 60 might be the new 40, but 9 am is the new midnight. When you ask me what I am doing today and I say nothing, it doesn't mean I am free. No! it means I am doing absolutely nothing. To me, drinking responsibly m

TUESDAY TALES ARE BACK Hello everyone. It's great for me to once again send poems and short stories to your inbox. Now on a fortnightly basis, I'm sure there will be something from everyone. Please take a few minutes to leave a comment in the box at the bottom of the page as it's great to read about what you like, and maybe, what you don't. A lady in my writing group is feeling poorly so I thought this Drabble might cheer her up, and if you're feeling a little blue at this