Moles Creative Writing Group: 2020

These are the stories, for what they are worth, that I have written so far for the Moles Creative Writing Group during 2020.

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Date	Chairperson	Theme	My Story
January 28th	Peter	Writing inspired by a picture	My Dad in the Netherlands – Some Reflections ... at the end of the war, he was stationed in the Netherlands in a town called Terneuzen.
February 25th	Jennie	Story told by a series of letters/emails	Pam Lays Her Ghosts A sequel to Rose Pemberton, a story I wrote for February 2012.
March 24th	lockdown virtual meeting	Walk in the woods	Walk in the Woods "Oh come on, Bob," young Susan said "The sun is shining; let's go out. ..."
April 28th	lockdown virtual meeting	Journey	Journeys The theme this month seems most ironic, As journeys now we must not make ...
May 26th	lockdown virtual meeting	A childhood tale	A Tale From My Childhood Once many, many years ago my mother said to me one day: “You’re five now; you need to go to school.”
June 23rd	lockdown virtual meeting	Circles	Circles of Sam’s Somnolence As Sam lay in bed that night he thought back to the dervish dhikr he had witnessed earlier that evening ...
July 28th	lockdown virtual meeting	Benefits of sport	Benefits of Sport through the Ages Once in Crete did the young men and maidens take hold Of a bull by the horns and then somersault high ...
August 25th	No scheduled meeting		MOLES IN LOCKDOWN A collection of the work produced by Moles during lockdown "meetings" - March to July
September 22nd	Ray	Provisionally A "golden oldie" & arranging programme for the 'Arts Alive' event next month..
October 27th	Ray	Mole Valley Arts Alive 2020 (Format to be decided)
November 24th	Zoom virtual meeting	"The door creaked as I opened it ... "	The Door Creaked The door creaked as I opened it. "Drat that door," I thought. "It’ll give me away."
December 15th	Zoom virtual meeting	A minor incident	It’s but a Minor Incident "Oh pooh! Oh bah! Just be content! "It’s but a minor incident."