Month: April 2018

I would not expect most people to sit through 36 min 33 seconds of this but I just wanted to give you a sense of the atmosphere of a new brand that will be travelling round the country just in case you see it advertised.  It stops suddenly because my battery gave up its Power. Story starts here: Today I gave a special surprise to Francoise. I heard on the news this morning about this Men Machine...

My favourite quoter of all time is Oscar Wilde and I have just given in again to Amazon.co.uk and ordered a book of his quotes. "to live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all" "If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you" I know you can get then on the Internet but this book will make ideal bedtime reading, actually any time...

Once I wake up, even if it's five o'clock in the morning, I'm wide awake and my brain is working. I have a radio by the bed with some headphones which I plug in and listen to what's going on. However, I draw a line at the shipping forecast which if you're not in the business is probably one of the most boring programmes imaginable consisting of cryptic comments that no one can readily understand...

There are supposed to be infinite numbers of universes in which we all have our unique experiences so maybe I might bump into another Brian Snellgrove who looks exactly like me. I don't know how I would react to meeting my doppelgänger. I would be embarrassed to ask a question because I would know exactly what the answer would be because I am me if you see what I mean, or maybe not. With...

I'm itching to send out my new combination of newsletter and announcement about a new website. Francoise thinks that it should be sent out this Wednesday which will be a whole 14 days, two weeks, after the website was first launched on the Internet. I did not feel entirely comfortable about sending it out today Monday but I could think of no "reason" for this feeling. However, I have decided to...

I had a strange conversation yesterday afternoon  with someone on my way to Sainsburys. He was mumbling to himself and said that the weather meant that "life was not worth living". I replied fairly incoherently that it wasn't the weather that was the point but I was struck by his stance. He started speaking to me when he was behind me which is quite unusual and he continued to speak after he...