This morning, in preparation for the arrival of a garbage skip later this week I’ve undertaken the stress busting task … More
Month: January 2021
Your Sartre For Ten
Under current COVID-19 restrictions, the cliche of everyday being Groundhog Day has been mooted frequently. However this week, on 2nd … More
True or False?
In lieu of today’s daily observations, I enclose questions yours truly wrote and delivered during yesterday’s Zoom quiz with buddies. … More
Putting The Freshness Back
Yesterday morning, the downstairs of my marital home (which I’m currently housesitting) underwent a thorough spring clean. This sanitisation an … More
Decluttering Steptoe’s Yard
Endeavouring to negate my mum’s garage looking like Harold Steptoe’s rag and bone yard, this morning I booked a local … More
An Unusual Choice
As with most people, ordinarily I wake with little, or no, recollection of the dreams which’d played out during slumber. … More
Fragile
On Friday evening, I’d a telephone discussion with my son Jonathon. During our habitual mix of silly exchanges interspersed with … More
Ah, That Explains It!
This morning, while pondering the clothing best suited another day languishing at home, I noticed the arran sweater I’d adorned … More
Hope
“Hope is itself a species of happiness, and, perhaps, the chief happiness the world affords.” Samuel Johnson The above proffering … More