Geoffrey's Musings.
Viewing comments for Chapter 23 "Sunday School Of The Air"A book of Stories, Essays and Poetry.
10 total reviews
Comment from Selina Stambi
There is a Peter Pan residing in every grown man, I think!
I love true stories, because they are ... true! The reader feels as if he/she is able to reach out and touch a part of the writer's heart.
That must have been an ordeal for the little Geoff, though.
It must have been such fun singing on a favourite show. I remember being invited to recite a poem on the Punch and Judy show - a radio program - when I was 8. How chuffed I was!
All the best in the contest, my friend. :0
Bless you!
Sonali :)
After about a half hour drive(,) we arrived at the "AWA" Building
Some years later(,) I got to visit the Concord Hospital,
reply by the author on 09-Jan-2014
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There is a Peter Pan residing in every grown man, I think!
I love true stories, because they are ... true! The reader feels as if he/she is able to reach out and touch a part of the writer's heart.
That must have been an ordeal for the little Geoff, though.
It must have been such fun singing on a favourite show. I remember being invited to recite a poem on the Punch and Judy show - a radio program - when I was 8. How chuffed I was!
All the best in the contest, my friend. :0
Bless you!
Sonali :)
After about a half hour drive(,) we arrived at the "AWA" Building
Some years later(,) I got to visit the Concord Hospital,
Comment Written 09-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 09-Jan-2014
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Thanks I will get back to some more writing soon. I missed out only got one vote for the story in the contest :( See you soon.
Comment from nelliesellie
This story sounds a little like one of my sons used to be when he was young. When something scared him. He went head first time into it the next time. He had a blast the second time around. Great work. Good luck with the contest.
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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This story sounds a little like one of my sons used to be when he was young. When something scared him. He went head first time into it the next time. He had a blast the second time around. Great work. Good luck with the contest.
Comment Written 08-Jan-2014
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Thanks Nellie is it I think the voting is over I may have not got anywhere. Nice to meet you.
Comment from MagKing
....Smiling... I remembered the first time I entered an elevator; I was really nervous. Yours was when you were a kid, mine is as an adult. So mine is ludicrous than yours.
I love the way you expressed yourself in this piece.
Good luck.
MagKing
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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....Smiling... I remembered the first time I entered an elevator; I was really nervous. Yours was when you were a kid, mine is as an adult. So mine is ludicrous than yours.
I love the way you expressed yourself in this piece.
Good luck.
MagKing
Comment Written 08-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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Thanks very much I think the voting has closed and I did not get a look in. Appreciate the review
Comment from maggieadams
Loved your story; so innocent about the world...Sydney has been my favorite city in the whole world of my travels, better than London or Paris, well, except for NYC, I suppose. But I loved how the school children used the city as a museum dressed in all their plaid uniforms. we saw them everywhere and none were on a cell phone, delightful.
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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Loved your story; so innocent about the world...Sydney has been my favorite city in the whole world of my travels, better than London or Paris, well, except for NYC, I suppose. But I loved how the school children used the city as a museum dressed in all their plaid uniforms. we saw them everywhere and none were on a cell phone, delightful.
Comment Written 08-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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Thanks Maggie don't think I am gonna win anything but I enjoyed bringing back the memories. All our High and Middle School children wear uniforms in most part s of Australia. I am not even aware that any high schools even Independent ones allow just casual wear.
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I was there in 2007 and I felt like I was in Portland or Seattle 25 years ago with the innocence and delight of the school children. Sadly, we do not see this anywhere in our cities anymore, if ever because we have no dress code in public schools. I was a teacher for over 30 years, so I have seen it all.
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Believe you me, sadly our youngsters are getting older way too young these days. access toalcohol and drugs very young and built up bras for 6 yr olds goodness.
Comment from notdeadyet
This is a sweet, nostalgic story from your childhood. You have told it very well and it brings back memories of my own. Although not left on an elevator, I too, went to a radio show on my 5th birthday. It was called the Uncle Whoa Bill show and I sang a little song for him.I enjoyed your story very much.
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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This is a sweet, nostalgic story from your childhood. You have told it very well and it brings back memories of my own. Although not left on an elevator, I too, went to a radio show on my 5th birthday. It was called the Uncle Whoa Bill show and I sang a little song for him.I enjoyed your story very much.
Comment Written 08-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 08-Jan-2014
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Thanks very much don't think we have met before but maybe after the competition closes we can get to know each other happy New year.
Comment from Smoothiecool
good luck in the contest
your words allow the reader to see and feel the ordeal as an eight year old of how frightened you where when the lift doors close and not knowing then that if you where not quick enough to exit this is what happen so panic set in
in later years you found the lifts to be a fun thing
flows easy read
cheers SC
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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good luck in the contest
your words allow the reader to see and feel the ordeal as an eight year old of how frightened you where when the lift doors close and not knowing then that if you where not quick enough to exit this is what happen so panic set in
in later years you found the lifts to be a fun thing
flows easy read
cheers SC
Comment Written 07-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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Hi Thanks for the lovely review good to have you as a friend on FS I forget if we are fans of each other or what. Let me know can add you. Love being able to help each other get the Member Dollars going hehe not that I only read high paying stuff. Have found a lot of stuff on FS great reading whether they pay or not hehe. Happy New Year. Oops not supposed to indicate names hehe.
Comment from seaglass
For all of us who have been stuck on an elevator, we relate to your story and the panic you felt. you described that feeling and the situation very well. I am glad you made it to your group on time.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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For all of us who have been stuck on an elevator, we relate to your story and the panic you felt. you described that feeling and the situation very well. I am glad you made it to your group on time.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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Thanks for the review. It was a loooong time ago now hehe. But obviously even after more than 50 years I still remember it so it must have been traumatic at the time, hehe.
Comment from CR Delport
I think sometimes elevators have a mind of their own. Maybe they like playing tricks and have a good chuckle afterward. QUite an interesting story. Thanks for sharing.
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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I think sometimes elevators have a mind of their own. Maybe they like playing tricks and have a good chuckle afterward. QUite an interesting story. Thanks for sharing.
Comment Written 07-Jan-2014
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hi friend still remember you as one of my first reviewers after I joined FS. Thanks and I think you are right. I think back then in 1959 it was early days of Automatic elevators or lifts as we call em. happy New Year a bit of my stuff around to check if interested.
Comment from rabbitfan
Just asking...are you British? I'm not sure (if you are British) if where you live, people spell program like 'programme'. So I wasn't sure about that but I enjoyed the story of you learning about elevators for the first time especially since you had no idea what was going on. Keep writing!
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Just asking...are you British? I'm not sure (if you are British) if where you live, people spell program like 'programme'. So I wasn't sure about that but I enjoyed the story of you learning about elevators for the first time especially since you had no idea what was going on. Keep writing!
Comment Written 07-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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Hi rabbit fan another new friend huh yes we in Australia spell same as the British and pretty sure the Bostonians. Tea party territory is the only place in Uncle Sam where the spell kurrectly I think haha. Kidding. Thanks for the review glad you liked.
Comment from country ranch writer
QUITE A SCARE FOR A CHILD AND THEN TURN INTO A LOT OF FUN ONCE THE SCARE HAS BEEN RESOLVED AND EVERYTHING TURNED OUT OK BY THEN
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QUITE A SCARE FOR A CHILD AND THEN TURN INTO A LOT OF FUN ONCE THE SCARE HAS BEEN RESOLVED AND EVERYTHING TURNED OUT OK BY THEN
Comment Written 07-Jan-2014
reply by the author on 07-Jan-2014
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Thanks mate good hearing from you. Ya left ya CAPS LOCK ON hehe! Thanks for the review.
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welcome
