
Turning over a not so new leaf
Living and coping: Year #2 of Covid-19 01 Jan 2021: AND so it goes; another New Year’s Day following yet one more New Year’s Eve.
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Living and coping: Year #2 of Covid-19 01 Jan 2021: AND so it goes; another New Year’s Day following yet one more New Year’s Eve.
CONFUSION continues to await avid readers of two popular series of crime fiction tales centred on Britain’s south coast. They can be left flummoxed, not
I HAVE been renewing acquaintance with an old friend. As always, it was a rewarding and compelling page-turning experience. It was also thought provoking, making
THIS was a huge letdown. A thorough disappointment on so many fronts. And all the more so for one who has been a consistent fan
THE prime reason we write is to communicate with others. This applies whether it be with one other person or with the masses devouring the
THERE are people who return year after year after year to the same place for their annual holidays. Familiarity apparently brings content. And probably boredom,
NOW here’s a weird, even disturbing, thing; my trusty Garmin records a hilly four-mile run around the city where I live. Yet I have
THERE’S nothing like revisiting an old friend. So much forgotten pleasure to be derived from taking giant steps back to the very early years. In
OKAY, so life’s a journey. We all know that; it has been stated often enough. We also know, as with any journey, there will inevitably
THIS Icelandic journey into the dark side sparked something of a defining moment. Or, more precisely, a desire to have something defined. Better than that,
TRACING one’s ancestors is akin to joining Poirot as he unravels the threads of an Agatha Christie mystery. Except that the little Belgian detective eventually
Seems that stream of consciousness is still in use: THE following apologies for sentences are all complete and direct quotes from one who should know