We decided to go on impulse to the local Valley Arts Centre meeting which had as its subject a talk by a BBC wildlife producer, and the young lady dubbed Bird Girl who due to very fortunate parents with plenty of time and money to spare had introduced her to wildlife around the world. At the age of 16 she is probably a more traveled person than most adults. Surely a treat which for the most...
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a visit to Shepton Mallet
It seems a long time since I wrote my last post. We have been busy with tempestuous weather plus running our lives in the normal way, and I have become very interested in adopting a carnivore diet. This is basically meat and water - various forms of meat including chicken, beef, pork. There are some people, did you know, who live exclusively on meat and are healthy. If you are interested in...
Winter visits us
I'm on a new course of mitochondria repair. It involves taking six tablets twice a day. The technique is supposed to reverse the effect of ageing, to reverse the state of health that started to degrade when we were 16 years of age or thereabouts. I have no idea if it will work but I tend to trust the professional person who told me about the medication and therefore from whom I made the...
Is the BBC a waste of time / should it carry a health warning?
I do not normally comment on books I am reading. Since I de-cluttered my books I found that my concentration span has increased a lot; over the last two days I have read and nearly finished two quite lengthy books. One was about a so-called spiritual centre in Forres, Scotland, called Findhorn. The book deconstructs the idea of it being a spiritual centre, rather a wasps nest of egos, politics,...
An evening of storytelling – a day of frustration
The telling of stories should be a unique and special part of our culture . Many of us remember being told stories on our parents knee or in bed. I think this is part of the bonding process between children and parents. We attended last night the Mendip storytelling Circle which was in the local village hall in Farringdon. There were about 50 of us there and we were greeted by the sight of a...
Illness – what to do?
For some weeks now I have been feeling faint, lethargic, unable to find the strength to do something which is at arms length. If I was a Duracell battery I would be empty. I'm quite glad that this has coincided with a period of the year where no particular demands are being made upon me except for the odd hospital appointment here and there. A few days ago I decided to give in. I did not even...
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