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Monthly Archives: July 2019
Bed Piece
Something I was unaware of until yesterday is that the atrium of capitalism which sits at the front of Paddington Station and which I have always previously avoided offers coffee drinking facilities and quite a lot of armchairs in which … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Culture, exercise, Family, food, friendship, health, History, Language, Life, mental health, travel, Uncategorized, Writing
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FoodPeopleBuildings
Another London morning, another cafe, another coffee, another pastry. But all with added rain. Scuppers a vague idea of seeing if I could persuade my body to have a bit of a look at Hyde Park today. Instead, having checked … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Art, Blogging, Breakfast, Culture, Family, food, friendship, health, History, Life, love, mental health, Nature, Photography, Religion, Transport, travel, Writing
Tagged academia, beer, cafe, city, coffee, curry, Family, food, Friends, Georg Simmel, Great Fire of London, Hyde a Park, London, Paddington, pain au raisin, Paternoster Chop House, rain, St Paul’s Cathedral
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I Don’t Think Boromir Knows About Second Brexits
Monday morning in the capital of this is England. My hotel room was hot and I did not sleep too well but I didn’t die either so I’m taking this as a positive and hoping London doesn’t hate me quite … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Blogging, Breakfast, Culture, Family, food, friendship, health, Insomnia, Language, Life, love, mental health, Photography, Transport, travel, weather
Tagged academia, Foods family, Friends, journalism, London, Paddington, travel, USA
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Lundun
I am made of London right now. Yes, this instant. And this one. And for two days worth of instants to come. All made of London like a proper human and everything. Apart from being mad, of course, but you … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Culture, Family, food, friendship, health, Life, mental health, Religion, Transport, travel
Tagged Art, balloon girl, Banksy, China, Chinese restaurant, Family, food, friendship, Korea, Krishna, London, love, Paddington, San Francisco, Thailand, Train travel
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BJ Sucks
At least the USA elected their racist leader, Britain just had one dumped on them by ‘eeny meeny miny mo’ (a racist rhyme in itself). Now, back in 2007, when the then ruling Labour party changed leaders and therefore changed … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Politics
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Unworthy To Wield A Hammer
We don’t like Thursdays, do we? They have bits of lemon rind and old cigarette butts in them. And if we use the word ‘butt’ people snigger because they imagine we’ve made reference to bum parts, which we haven’t. Not … Continue reading
Yellow Lorry Slow
Soonish, or perhaps just gone by, it will be the fiftieth anniversary of a giant leap for humankind – when Liverpudlians walked on the zebra crossing closest to EMI’s Abbey Road studios. They came in peace for all mankind. Because … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Astrophysics, Blogging, creativity, Culture, History, Life, Music
Tagged Abbey Road, album, Beethoven, George Harrison, Hayden, Here Comes The Sun, John Lennon, Krishna, Let It Be, Moon landings, Mozart, Music, Paul isn’t dead and neither is Ringo, Paul McCartney, Phil Spector, Rings Starr, The Beatles, zebra crossing
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(To The Moon) And Back
The day after the day HUMANKIND walked on the moon all first timely, well that was a sort of anticlimax day really. A head back to boring old Earth in the command module bit sort of a day. A day … Continue reading
Loony Toons
Fifty years ago on this very day, Stretch Armstrong and Buzz Lightyear took time out from being children’s toys to walk on the ladder of their Lunar Landing Module. And then walk on the Lunar. Joan Collins was still up … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophysics, Culture, History, science, travel
Tagged Apollo 11, History, Moon, Moon landings, space, space 1969
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