From Surrealism to Pragmatism
Surrealism was a word that emerged quite recently to describe art forms that seek to represent the subconscious. We now come to use surreal […]
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Has your life been damaged by EU Laws? The Scots don’t seem to think so
The last time that I wore my kilt was a couple of months ago in celebration of our baby grand-daughter’s christening. I like to wear […]
Time to chumble some numbles?
Time to Chumble some Numbles? Brexit’s crumbling. Voters are grumbling. Discord’s still rumbling May is stumbling. Corbyn and Starmer are mumbling. Vince? Just jumbling. Boris […]
Treasure Hunt Dream
I awoke this morning with vivid memories of a most extraordinary dream. Let me share its essentials with you! Briefly, a friend had called me […]
Rocco’s thunder is little more than a damp squib
We dread the thought that our grandchildren could end up fighting against the grandchildren of our friends in Spain, Poland, Germany, France or Italy A […]
Grandparental Instincts Distracted by Facebook Messages
Neither of us has a Facebook account. Perhaps we are just too old-fashioned to be excited about sharing intimate information with our friends and relations. […]
The best way to stop courting disaster: revoke Article 50
After two years of dithering, Theresa May has at last sought to define the main elements of what she hopes will be the UK’s future […]
An Early End to Much Ado about Nothing
Wouldn’t it would be rather nice if life could soon just return to normal? For the past 24 months since the EU referendum, almost […]
5 Top Reasons for Staying in Europe
Mrs May and her friends have had two years to articulate a policy on Britain’s future relationship with Europe. They cannot make up their […]