About The Oosterman phenomenon

A migrant from the fifties, trying to write in his adopted language. A book of  snippets adding to 75.000 words in search of readers with similar stories of survival with lashings of laughter and tears. Common to those that, having left home and hearth, are  steeped and lost, seemingly forever in the old and the new country!..

4 Responses to “About The Oosterman phenomenon”

  1. Tincup Says:
    March 6, 2012 at 3:29 am | Reply

    Hello. I nominated you for the Genuine Blogger Award. If you want to accept and pass it on you can find the award image here:)

    http://tincup68.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=1107&action=edit&message=6&postpost=v2

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  2. gpcox Says:
    August 8, 2014 at 10:22 am | Reply

    It is a pleasure to meet you, Gerard.

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  3. Uncle Spike Says:
    September 13, 2014 at 3:02 am | Reply

    Hey there Newbie Spikey!
    (for your info, a Spikey is the term for folk who are part of the clan known to be followers of Uncle Spike 🙂

    I wanted to catch up and say “thank you… I really appreciate your ‘follow’ as I for one, know how many interesting and entertaining blogs are out there.”

    Blogging since June 2013, my aim is to deliver an eclectic offering of posts, from my ‘point n shoot’ attempts at basic photography, to the sharing of my travel adventures over the decades, as well as day to day happenings here on the farm. Oh, plus a few observations, opinions and lighter-hearted stuff thrown in for good measure.

    I normally keep to a couple of posts a day, maybe 3-4 at weekends if I have something special to share. But if you are at a loose end one day, maybe you’ll enjoy trawling through some of my older stuff too. I have added plenty of categories to help in said digging process.

    Thanks again and hope you have a great day…

    UNCLE SPIKE

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