Richard's telling facts for silent observers
We stood in silence this week remembering those who died in World War 1, but probably not dwelling much on the appalling human price so many paid – being shot, blown up, run down, caught by a grenade, or bayoneted.
Learning a little about life and death
Isn’t life an astonishing experience, your blogger ponders, offering a thought that of course comes with an obvious answer.
A wonderful star struck poet
Poet Robert Graham has just sent me his poem for November which I'll code and uplift to his site. It is so good, I would like to share it here.
Let's stand up for good health
Here’s an amazing health benefit that can come from giving up what almost all of us do. Sitting ... at work, at home, even on the bus and train. We really shouldn’t stand for it, suggests good health advocates.
Dick Whittington's ghost doesn't work for Harry
A neighbour moves out and Yours Truly volunteers to help him with some lugging of the weighty stuff I see filling the compact living space. He's pleased to get the hand.
