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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Brunt House
My photographs on Facebook will bear witness to the beauty of The Lake District and, in particular from this trip, Grizedale Forest and Roanhead Beach. This short video will testify of our exquisite home for the week. One of those … Continue reading
Parker Palmer on the “examined life”
Book 19 minutes alone to watch this commencement address. Continue reading
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Jennifer
When I was about 10 years old my parents bought a budgie. With, of course, the obligatory cage on a tall aluminium stand behind the sofa in our living room, in which the unfortunate bird was to spend the rest … Continue reading
The strange behaviour of dog-owners
After a Thursday morning trip to Chester and a great conversation about similarities in the business landscape for dental implantologists and independent audiologists, I returned home and found myself completely exhausted by 16:00. In my defence I’ve been banging out content … Continue reading
The Moral Compass
The week began with a cocaine-snorting, philandering Lord of the Realm, caught with his pants down and somebody else’s brassiere on. We heard continued stories of a Vicar who skipped from Court as he was found guilty of stealing Church … Continue reading