I do not know it is true, false, or partly true but it is a brilliant piece of imaginative writing and it transfixed me this morning for over an hour https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rclRtlI3CHI Local Public meeting This evening we went along to an open evening run by a counselor Shaun Hughes, one of the unpaid people who run an aspect of the services provided in Midsomer Norton. The meeting was...
A crazy Gemini Day as it happens So this is going to be one of those days when us Geminis leap around in various directions at once. Geminis cannot stand boredom. We are cheap to maintain as we are a 24/7 entertainment machine. We do not stop. We have a Peter Pan quality. Age is a number. We are sometimes difficult to live with. Here is a blow by bow account of some of today's features...
Scroll down for Wedmore Festival account Today was quite a rare day when I had to get up early to arrive at the Christian men's breakfast in St John's, Frome for 8 am. What a lovely time of day to drive. Little traffic, the rising sun, clear blue sky. There were only a dozen of us at the meeting but that was enough for comradeship and sharing. It started off in quite a comical fashion because...
I'm still resting after five straight days of activity with our friend and also as reported yesterday more visits to art galleries and centers which I enjoyed enormously. I have to let things settle so today I'm doing very little by my standards anyway. So the topic of the day is .... books 198.6 million books were sold in the United Kingdom in 2023, which is 70.32% fewer sales than in 2022....
An entirely different side of Cheddar. Whilst the tourists frequent the numerous coffee shops and visit the caves I was there on other business. Cheddar is only a small town but it punches well above its weight with regard to the presents of creative artists, photographers, sculptors, those with a cultural attitude to life. I'm ashamed to say that in my 12 to 15 years of visiting Cheddar I never...
There are no less than three arts trails which start today so after breakfast we jumped in the car and arrived at a place called Blagdon. It is in the Chew Valley and a very old village. You can tell it is old by the very small gardens, picture-esque though they may be, and streets that are not widen enough for parking but we stopped first as an artist called Chris Holden who had lived in...
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