Mugga (750 mls) and Fattbar almond and vanilla cookie while reading this. I adore Time from DSOM so any article which can draw on that is a winner. It also helps that Harris has highlighted the misguided analysis of our problems or outright duplicity of Nigel and the distraction tactics over Meghan and wokeness. I rather enjoyed that combination. I do love me a good axeman as they used to say.
Excellent gennepher, It reminds me of being chased around by my grandson Dylan at York, with his water rifle, getting a thorough wetting until I decided to have a turn and the boot was on the other foot. It was good fun on a warm summer day.
Anyone who reads your posts knows you are well read, thoughtful and loving so job very much done like many a great man throughout history. Having started off believing strongly in education as a force for good and essential to social mobility I feel increasingly guilty by my part in the process which leads youngsters into debt just to be the Phd making my Americano with cream. The process seems rigged so the few always win out and perpetuate their privilege. I still want my grandchildren to go to either Oxbridge or a Russel Group University. #conflictedNot having had any real education Ian, I made myself a mine of useless information.
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I have seen the Pink Floyd twice @ianpspurs , something like late 1968 and and again in 1969. But it was very much psychedelia and light shows, and nothing that I could dance with. I needed something with vibration eg the floorboards or whatever, or me touching/holding the speakers, that gave me something to dance with. But at this time it was just a guy/guys doing a lot of what I assume was screeching/screaming (I would say they were very high), and their music did not come out through the speakers with anything like a rhythm or a beat. Just a continuous vibration with no defining bits, is best I can describe it as a profoundly deaf person. And I found the Pink Floyd very boring at that time. All my hearing friends went to lots of dances and concerts etc, and so I did too.
Lovely colours in ZenBrush3 - I haven’t upgraded to that version.
Wave a roasting tin at itClear and frosty morning in North Cumbria. Looks like being a one off day since heavy rain is forecast later.
Got a difficult problem.)
This male pheasant is cleaning up all the fallen seed that usually feeds all the ground feeding passerines and particular it's stopping the Yellowhammers feeding.
It won't get the message it's not wanted.
Any solutions?
Catapult?
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Ah, catapults - i wonder if a figure 4 trigger on a baited trebuchet would add entertainment value
Very profound post @gennepher. Hug for not fully enjoying/getting? Pink Floyd live. I have seen them live but as a hearing person the experience was obviously different. You are very welcome to all the lyrics I can post. We have previously touched on the different ways you and I predominantly need to have information presented to gain the most benefit. You seem to be more of a visual and sensual person whereas I need words or sport. I frequently feel guilt about being largely unmoved by many aspects of the natural world/creation others strongly connect with. I love my dogs and a nicely cut lawn/sports field or neat field of crops. Much of the rest is a mystery - then suddenly something stirs - The Glance. The best use of your time is interesting. Seems to me you use yours well. There is an army of people desperate to make us all feel guilty we aren't "living our best life" as defined by them. Usually that involves making money for them or their paymasters and usually turns out to be far from our best life.
Hug for the Girl in the bubble and I sincerely hope she doesn't develop the complications some do. Thanks for sharing the latest development of your art. Do take that nap what with all the extra steps. Remains of the day? Hopkins gets everywhere.
This is turning into a very confusing set of stairs. Looking forward to the finished version and hoping it won't make me asdizzy as it does right now.
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