The pandemic has left its scars on the world. They are often deep scars; some may never heal. Scars have been left on society, on the economy, on the high street, in hospitals. Perhaps we all bear our own individual scars from the pandemic. I have a certain amount of contempt for those who dismissed … Continue reading No Time To Waste
The most famous, or perhaps infamous, numerical rule of late has been the Rule of Six. Introduced last year by the U.K. government to try and reduce the rate of transmission of the coronavirus, it has proven somewhat controversial. I don’t know why. I think people just like to be controversial. It seemed simple to … Continue reading The Rule of Three
I’ve taken to buying bags of roasted monkey nuts from Tesco’s, to take along with me on my daily walks. I will munch on a few if I’m peckish. But they are really for the squirrels in Bournemouth Gardens. I like feeding the little bushy tailed critters. In the lower gardens, they are quite tame … Continue reading A Squirrels Tale
There’s no clear cut, black and what definition as to what a blog should look like. But this is as close as you’ll get to the perfect blog format in my opinion. It is also the world’s oldest blog still running. His story/involvement in the history of blogging and podcasting is interesting. I could use … Continue reading Blogging
The DNS settings have been changed. The CNAME entry amended. WordPress Nameserver records deleted. My personal domain no longer points to my WordPress blog and is now settled in here at its new home, Blogger. You should now be able to add the feed from this blog to the RSS reader or blogroll of your choice. … Continue reading The Switch
The Mexile 