Burning down the house
Today’s brief is about choosing what you’d grab to save in the event of a fire, assuming all people and animals are safe. I have thought long and hard about this and, apart from a few very rare collectible pieces of music memorabilia, the majority of my possessions are replaceable. Human, and animal, life is […]
Through the window
Today, through my window, I saw a woman walking two dogs… trailing ever so slightly behind them was a bright white cat. I have seen this happen quite a few time recently and I’m convinced that a couple of things must be going on. Either the cat is chasing the dogs on their little walk […]
Ode to a plyground
There is a bit of a theme developing here. This post is supposed to be about remembering somewhere important from my childhood – however, my memories are so vague and sparse from it that I really don’t recall anywhere. I’m certain we were regularly taken places, but I don’t remember anything. I do recollect a […]
What is it like at Harlow Carr in January?
In an opportunity to try out my new camera bag, we found ourselves back at Harlow Carr. The squirrels were on good form!
Sliced bread
I’d say that sliced Soreen is better than sliced bread. I’m notoriously bad at cutting malt loaf, so it stops me from looking stupid…
Shipwrecked
The case of Dudley and Stephens is one of murder over death, as in murdering someone in order to live longer. Dudley ultimately murdered a crew mate in order to eat him and survive longer. Long enough, as it turned out, to be rescued with his other surviving shipmates. Is what he did defensible? Should […]
Musical
I’m starting to jump around some of the suggested writing ideas already. I plan on coming back to the ones I’ve missed but not just yet. Ive written many time about the importance of music in my life. Both the Morley And District Concert Band and Grange Moor Brass Band mean a huge amount to […]
Ready, Set, Go
This is a ten minute timed post. Whatever I have on the screen after ten minutes is getting published. My day has consisted of work. I have created an online form for a class survey that has been completed over 30 times in the last hour – the power of Facebook… (remind me again, […]
I got skills
I’m pretty happy with my balance of skills in my life so when this post requires me to think of one thing I’d love to master, that’s quite hard. I like to think, without being too modest, that I’m decent at teaching, playing the music I do, this website lark and so on. Although, one […]