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Good point Jane. My sister
Posted on Thu, 09 Jul 2026
Good point Jane. My sister is a farmer and my step mother is a riding instructor. People like that have two choices - cancel their work and lose money, or slog it out in the heat.
I'd like to see something in the news about how outdoor...
One of the things I find most scary is the children who are involved in the rioting and hatred and mindless bigotry. It happens on the 12th July where you come from, and it happened recently in Southampton where I come from after...
This is a beautiful way to express an ugly truth, Turlough. Woe betide those who don't fit into one camp or another. For all our civilised ways, society hasn't moved much beyond the tribal. I'm pleased you've found such a welcoming diverse...
'US military turning on its own citizens to maintain control' - I'm afraid that's already happened with ICE (ok, not actually the military, but an armed government department authorised to use violence). The huge upswell of public indignation at...
This would have been a good entry for the Inspiration Point of a few months ago 'Misunderstanding'. We see what we want (or hope) to see. We misread signals, or invent signals that were never sent out in the first place. Your story is a really...
When I worked at Windmill Hill business park near Swindon, there were two swans on the lake. They were called Brunel and Isabelle. Brunel became very ill and was taken away, but sadly died. There were attempts to introduce new husbands to...
Well good on you for doing your bit. There was another cat only 5 minutes walk from my cottage who had the same unusual markings as Knotty, but wasn't so chunky. I asked the lady and she said Gizmo had had a brother they'd given away as a...
I don't bother chasing mice around, pigeons are more fun
Posted on Fri, 26 Jun 2026
My lovely cat Knotty was a feral. I fed him for about 18 months in my garden. He always looked like he wanted to be loved, he would come and sit and talk to me while I was gardening, but he would run away if I went to stroke him. I called him...
I know someone who left the AA in Basingstoke back into the 80s and nailed a couple of kippers under the floorboards under his old boss's desk, Took Maintenance weeks to find the source of the smell ..
Good point Jane. My sister
Posted on Thu, 09 Jul 2026
Good point Jane. My sister is a farmer and my step mother is a riding instructor. People like that have two choices - cancel their work and lose money, or slog it out in the heat.
I'd like to see something in the news about how outdoor...
Read full commentPosted in On Sizzling Days (repost from 2013)
If only.
Posted on Thu, 09 Jul 2026
If only.
One of the things I find most scary is the children who are involved in the rioting and hatred and mindless bigotry. It happens on the 12th July where you come from, and it happened recently in Southampton where I come from after...
Read full commentPosted in Misplaced Person Seeks Pomegranates
A point is all that you can score
Posted on Thu, 09 Jul 2026
This is a beautiful way to express an ugly truth, Turlough. Woe betide those who don't fit into one camp or another. For all our civilised ways, society hasn't moved much beyond the tribal. I'm pleased you've found such a welcoming diverse...
Read full commentPosted in Misplaced Person Seeks Pomegranates
Ice, baby, Ice
Posted on Tue, 07 Jul 2026
'US military turning on its own citizens to maintain control' - I'm afraid that's already happened with ICE (ok, not actually the military, but an armed government department authorised to use violence). The huge upswell of public indignation at...
Read full commentPosted in What Will The World (or America!) Be like In Another 4 Years? by Alfred N.Muggins
This would have been a good
Posted on Tue, 02 Jun 2026
This would have been a good entry for the Inspiration Point of a few months ago 'Misunderstanding'. We see what we want (or hope) to see. We misread signals, or invent signals that were never sent out in the first place. Your story is a really...
Read full commentPosted in Supper With Sarah...
Is this based on a true tale
Posted on Fri, 03 Jul 2026
Is this based on a true tale from your sea-faring days Turlough ? Very entertaining !
I think perhaps the girl from Valparaíso was Latina rathe than Latino. But maybe not.
Read full commentPosted in The Way We Heard - Rat Trap
Windmill Hill
Posted on Sat, 27 Jun 2026
When I worked at Windmill Hill business park near Swindon, there were two swans on the lake. They were called Brunel and Isabelle. Brunel became very ill and was taken away, but sadly died. There were attempts to introduce new husbands to...
Read full commentPosted in Uncoupling
Well good on you for doing
Posted on Fri, 26 Jun 2026
Well good on you for doing your bit. There was another cat only 5 minutes walk from my cottage who had the same unusual markings as Knotty, but wasn't so chunky. I asked the lady and she said Gizmo had had a brother they'd given away as a...
Read full commentPosted in I’m Only Happy When It Rains
I don't bother chasing mice around, pigeons are more fun
Posted on Fri, 26 Jun 2026
My lovely cat Knotty was a feral. I fed him for about 18 months in my garden. He always looked like he wanted to be loved, he would come and sit and talk to me while I was gardening, but he would run away if I went to stroke him. I called him...
Read full commentPosted in I’m Only Happy When It Rains
I know someone who left the
Posted on Wed, 24 Jun 2026
I know someone who left the AA in Basingstoke back into the 80s and nailed a couple of kippers under the floorboards under his old boss's desk, Took Maintenance weeks to find the source of the smell ..
Read full commentPosted in The sort of day....
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