It seems that I have accumulated rather a lot of emails in gmail. Google has been sending me a lot of remiinders that I am running out of space, and suggesting that I buy more. To be honest, I think I will just delete unnecessary emails, I seem to have a fairly efficient method ofContinue reading “2096 – Managing email”
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2095 – The Starlings return & the Butterflys are twitchy
I haven’t seen a starling for quite a while. I’ve heard them on occasion, and not very many. We were sitting at the bottom of the garden, enjoying a cup of tea and a couple of biscuits, when I heard what sounded like quite a few Starlings. I looked around, and there were literally hundredsContinue reading “2095 – The Starlings return & the Butterflys are twitchy”
2094 – Letter to Steve XXVII – That’s just nature all over.
Dear Steve, Hedgehogs are the main topic of Gilbert’s letter XXVII. For once, he has done something with a wild animal that I understand and acknowledge. I’m not sure how he procured (his word) his family of hedgehogs; I hope it was not by stealing from their mother, and I am sure he treated themContinue reading “2094 – Letter to Steve XXVII – That’s just nature all over.”
2093 – A road trip
The A3 is an interesting road. I’ve not only driven along it quite a few times, but it has also given me more than a few adventures. I passed my Amateur Radio Foundation exam in 2016; not long after that, I joined an organisation called RAYNET. I had a great time being a part ofContinue reading “2093 – A road trip”
2092 – Vlogging
I’m at a stage of planning the Portsmouth video where I can almost think about drafting the prompt cards. I pretty much have the locations sorted; all that remains is time. Not yet, though. In the meantime, I need to come up with something that can fill the space between those moments, and yet notContinue reading “2092 – Vlogging”
2091 – Things of Interest
Elayne likes to keep a lovely garden. I am really pleased that she does, because it is a project to be proud of, and I do like to see it. For as long as I can remember, I’ve appreciated nature, but retirement has changed the nature of that appreciation. One example of this is theContinue reading “2091 – Things of Interest”
2090 – Portsmouth Papers
A few posts ago, Actually, it was 2072 I talked about going to the library and researching an aspect of Portsmouths invovlement in the Civil War. It’s worth giving a little bit of a back story of the Portsmouth Papers. Started in the 1960’s as an attempt to revive interests in the history of theContinue reading “2090 – Portsmouth Papers”
2089 – Creative Writing
First time I’ve done this, and I think it’s appropriate. This is a “Recruitment poster” for the group. We had our second session today, and I think i can say that it went resonably well. The thing though, is planning. I’ve never done this before. What I want to do is keep the members ofContinue reading “2089 – Creative Writing”
2088 – It’s back!
The office has been driving me up the wall. I hate to think what it has been doing to Elayne, and she doesn’t have to come in here unless it’s to get something off the printer. It’s not often she says something about it, but I see the look she gives me if we areContinue reading “2088 – It’s back!”
2087 – Letter to Steve XXVI – Travels & Heat
Dear Steve, A couple of comments on the photo that I include with this week’s letter. I was curious to see this little plant, so vibrantly green against the severely blanched grass next to it, and couldn’t help wondering how it did that, how did it manage to stay so green? And then, looking atContinue reading “2087 – Letter to Steve XXVI – Travels & Heat”