10/3/23 Alfred realised that, as he was the Head of Henry’s new Church of England, and the vast majority of his people, nobles and poor, all believed...
15/6/24 ‘No work today!’ Alfred felt guilty. It was the ‘Ides of June’, so to speak. (He was certainly not going to the forum today!) It was Saturday...
What a great poem, showing the uncertainties of France and the World so well at this time of celebration, athletic competition, delicate compromise,and working together! But the games are under threat from some kind or kinds of terrorism and...
i went to that area too, only once, in 1988. A very beautiful coastline. You have described it very well, including the romantic, but very cruel also, migration from Ireland to many other parts of the world, and, in particular, to America! You...
I do like the way you brought the news story to life with the protesters' hospitalisation for halucinogenic effects, after the dramatic and epic scenes of druid ceremonies and extreme climate storms. It is as if the stones fought back for their...
You have shown a good example of one way the modern world is getting more complicated. As you say it does overcomplicate the once simple act of dropping someone off at a concert or in town/city. We have a clean air zone in Sheffield now, but I...
I like the normal life angle from which you have approached the subject of the unfortunate people, including soldiers, taken hostage. Still kept as bargaining chips months later by resistance fighters. It is good to remind ourselves of the...
Great satire, as always! Boris just does not go away, does he? And indeed he came back for the final scene of the Campaign! However I don't think Rishi was actually listening to him any more, but maybe the National Service idea was his? Blame him...
That seems, at this moment, like a very good suggestion, although changing the rules and culture which give them so much power, may be a bit difficult!
My article from over a year ago is interesting in the light of the current General Election as it does show the sense of impending dissatisfaction, eg. strikes and complaints about the cost of living crisis and inflation, and perhaps...
So sad. So near and yet so
Posted on Thu, 22 Aug 2024
So sad. So near and yet so far! Tragedy for all of the dead.
Read full commentPosted in What Would I Take? Part Four.
What a marvellous and
Posted on Sun, 28 Jul 2024
What a marvellous and encouraging story John Newton's was, which mirrors the story of St Paul in many ways. It is good to be reminded of it.
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What a great poem, showing
Posted on Sun, 28 Jul 2024
What a great poem, showing the uncertainties of France and the World so well at this time of celebration, athletic competition, delicate compromise,and working together! But the games are under threat from some kind or kinds of terrorism and...
Read full commentPosted in Paris in Darkness: The Olympiad’s Opening
i went to that area too, only
Posted on Mon, 17 Jun 2024
i went to that area too, only once, in 1988. A very beautiful coastline. You have described it very well, including the romantic, but very cruel also, migration from Ireland to many other parts of the world, and, in particular, to America! You...
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I do like the way you brought
Posted on Wed, 10 Jul 2024
I do like the way you brought the news story to life with the protesters' hospitalisation for halucinogenic effects, after the dramatic and epic scenes of druid ceremonies and extreme climate storms. It is as if the stones fought back for their...
Read full commentPosted in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
You have shown a good example
Posted on Tue, 16 Jul 2024
You have shown a good example of one way the modern world is getting more complicated. As you say it does overcomplicate the once simple act of dropping someone off at a concert or in town/city. We have a clean air zone in Sheffield now, but I...
Read full commentPosted in Clean Air Zone.
I like the normal life angle
Posted on Wed, 17 Jul 2024
I like the normal life angle from which you have approached the subject of the unfortunate people, including soldiers, taken hostage. Still kept as bargaining chips months later by resistance fighters. It is good to remind ourselves of the...
Read full commentPosted in The Hostages.
Great satire, as always!
Posted on Thu, 27 Jun 2024
Great satire, as always! Boris just does not go away, does he? And indeed he came back for the final scene of the Campaign! However I don't think Rishi was actually listening to him any more, but maybe the National Service idea was his? Blame him...
Read full commentPosted in Boris and the Hustings
That seems, at this moment,
Posted on Sun, 30 Jun 2024
That seems, at this moment, like a very good suggestion, although changing the rules and culture which give them so much power, may be a bit difficult!
Read full commentPosted in An Easter Message Of Confusion from Alfred N.Muggins
My article from over a year
Posted on Sun, 30 Jun 2024
My article from over a year ago is interesting in the light of the current General Election as it does show the sense of impending dissatisfaction, eg. strikes and complaints about the cost of living crisis and inflation, and perhaps...
Read full commentPosted in An Easter Message Of Confusion from Alfred N.Muggins
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