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Tony's Boring Blog

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Ok, you asked for it, I have started a blog which I hope to update regularly as the mood takes me.


 


It's about my life growing up on Meadow Lane, I am not particularly good at writing but I hope you enjoy my ramblings and don't fall asleep. If you want to read it you can do so here


 


http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/blog/5-tonyhateleys-boring-blog/


 


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It's not at all boring,Tony.It brought the memories flooding back.We may not have had the 'luxuries' we take for granted nowadays but it was a much better time to live regarding community and safety.


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It's not at all boring,Tony.It brought the memories flooding back.We may not have had the 'luxuries' we take for granted nowadays but it was a much better time to live regarding community and safety.

 

 

Yes, I agree with that, there was more a sense of community but times were hard as you will read in the next installment. Glad you liked it.

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I wasn't keen on writing, it's always been a weak aspect for me but I did enjoy writing stories as a child. In my teens I took up poetry, I've always been pretty artistic but when it comes to articles I found it nerving. On the Poetry & Art site me and cheeky do, I used to write a blog which was very popular in it's heyday but I honestly never felt convinced.

Personally, I feel my writings improved whilst working on PoN. I feel quite confident in sharing my thoughts and opinions, which is a credit to the whole community.

I really don't care if people read my blog or not, obviously it's nice when you get comments or it does but for me it's somewhere I can express myself. I'm chuffed you've joined in Tony - It's not an expectation but it's a pleasant surprise.

I didn't find your blog boring at all..

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For those who might be interested (although I don't know why :) ) my boring blog continues here http://prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/blog/5/entry-46-more-childhood-memories/


 


 


With memories of Bonfire Night.


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I echo Joe's comment-Stop putting yourself down-your blogs are really interesting and entertaining.They bring back a lot of memories and I bet they surprise and amuse some of the younger members .Keep them coming or else!


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