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Category Archives: weather
Water Time To Be Alive
This is your November Is Happening Now warning. Be careful out there. People will burn things and send explodey, colourful missiles into the sky. Men will grow moustaches. Warmth will stop visiting as often as it did in October. Shops … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Life, Nature, Photography, travel, weather
Tagged Atlantic, Big Sur, California, Movember, November, Pacific
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The Name Game
In an unavoidable example of nominative determinism Trevor Noah is to step down from hosting The Daily Show to spend the rest of his earthly days building (and presumably then sailing) an ark. Apparently his only other career choice was … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, comedy, Culture, History, internet, Language, Life, Media, Music, Nature, Politics, Religion, science, Sport, television, weather
Tagged Boxing, Ian Dury and the Blockheads, Lake Erie, Noah’s Ark, Politics, Putin is a warmongering cunt, Steve Martin, The Daily Show, Trevor Noah
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You Must Fall
Autumn is happening now. The guardians of the seasons kicked down Autumn’s front door, shouted it awake and dragged it reluctantly out to start doing its job of making people with respiratory diseases, like me, miserable because all too soon … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biology, Blogging, Culture, Film, health, Life, Music, Nature, Religion, science, sex, television, travel, weather
Tagged autumn, Fall, Montmartre, Paris, Paris in the spring, Punched in the cock, Summer of Love, winter
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We Had Joy, We Had Fun, We Had Tottenham On The Run…
Oh oh, there’s a September happening. Which also means oh oh, there’s an autumn lurking. And what does autumn mean? Prizes. No, not prizes, less warmy sun niceness and more stinky old cold. And if you live with a respiratory … Continue reading
Like A New Emotion
Hey, what’s all this dribbly wet coming from above? Rain? I think I remember rain. Yes, there was a time, before the scorched Earth policy of scorching the Earth so that they can grow olives in Glasgow, when dribbly wet … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Music, Nature, weather
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Modern Times
Such times we’re living in. The England Women’s football team are through to the final of the European Championships after beating 4-0 last night, the pick of the goals being an audacious back heel from a 23 year old substitute … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophysics, Blogging, Culture, Education, Finance, Life, Media, Nature, Politics, science, Sport, weather
Tagged Alessia Russo, carbon capture, climate crisis, England women’s Football, football, Politics
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Tweet, Tweet My Lovely
Bird noises! Bird noises are happening in the outside at half of the fives in this morning. Bird noises, I tells you. Whoever Dawn is, her chorus has been pretty darn loud this morning. I don’t remember such loud bird … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Blogging, History, Insomnia, Life, mental health, Music, Nature, psychology, Transport, weather
Tagged birdsong, Dawn chorus, Insomnia, winter, work
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Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot
Martha Reeves warned us about this in the sixties, her and her Vandellas being so keyed in to climate issues that their song Heat Wave was the first to tell us we would all eventually burn to a crisp because … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, creativity, Culture, health, History, Music, Nature, science, weather
Tagged heatwave, Live Aid, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas, Motown
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I Mean It Must Be High Or Low
“If you can remember it you weren’t there.” That’s what they say about the Great Gumboot Sale of 1873, which never actually happened because it’s yet another piece of bullshit history I’ve just invented. But they did also say that … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Blogging, Civil Rights, creativity, Culture, drugs, History, Life, love, mental health, Music, Nature, Philosophy, psychology, Religion, sex, weather
Tagged drugs, hippies, Keith Richards, King Dong, Roy Wood, Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Stewart Lee, Summer of Love, Woodstock
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Tutti Frutti
After a covid-enforced three year delay, Britain’s biggest and bestest outdoorsy event kicks off today. Gladstone’s Berry Festival has been going for more than fifty years now yet we Brittos never tire of dressing up like a Victorian prime minister … Continue reading