Look at this, it’s rare. The sitting room is clean and tidy. There are no toys or nasty sticky bits, for once. Why?Because it’s my turn to host the book group (Gone Girl, since you ask). Everything was all sorted – unaccountably calm was the mood half an hour before everyone was due.Then I realised […]
266/365 The Experiment
Guest post: Mark, an man with Asperger’s Syndrome, tells his story
Guest post: The fun way to eat healthily
265/365 The second last train…
Grow up and stop sniggering at teachers who sleep with pupils
Today, in the papers, there’s another story of a teacher who is alleged to have had sex with a pupil. The teacher was 35 and married and the youngster only 17. Behind the headlines is doubtless a grubby and painful tale of a marriage wrenched apart, families hurt and bewildered and a victim coming to terms […]
264/365 living on the edge
Wishes and Ashes… a guest post from a concerned hill walker
Beautiful and wild – Great Gable (pic by Alan Cleaver via Flickr) I spend a lot of time walking the fells in the Lake District enjoying the views, ridges and fell tops and am increasingly aware of the presence of cremation ashes on the summits. This has led me to consider this relatively modern practice […]
