Not sure what to title this – but know whats on my mind

Are the people in Westminster taking anything seriously?

Personally think receiving this email below – that its time for a new way to govern our country. Parliament is going to debate the petition – “Revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU.”. https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/241584 The debate is scheduled for 1 April 2019. Once the debate has happened, we’ll email you a video and […]

Somedays

Please Sign the petition – Revoke Article 50 and remain in the EU

“Over 700,000 people have signed a petition demanding Article 50 is revoked as Theresa May was forced to beg EU leaders for a delay to Brexit. An influx of people jumped to sign it following a night of political chaos as the Prime Minister turned on MPs in an impassioned speech to the nation on […]

Spring

Brighton Pierrots – Walter Sickert

Watched by accident a review of an english impressionist artist – Walter Sickert – who visiting Brighton after meeting Edgar Degas – also began painting a series of music hall scenes. Brighton perhaps because it is a seaside lady had many music halls and like you will find performing on the streets of Paris […]

Fantasy Hare

The Old Ways – by Robert Macfarlane

When the wind is howlimg outside, its dark and the house is quiet, love to get lost in a book but the one im reading at the moment is a little hard going because its crammed with so many incredible descriptions and knowledge – you almost need to read twice for a sleepy brain to […]

Selsey

Love to sit in afternoon sun listening to waves crash and hiss on a shingle beach sunlight warm and dancing on my face.

Super snow moon 2019

The very bright moon wouldnt let me sleep – was trying to because didnt want to think about what made me feel sad. Sometimes think our crazy World hurtling through space is like a bus weaving through the streets of a busy city and sooner or later we reach our destination, press the bell and […]

Sad story

This is slightly disturbing story. Busy outside yesterday, planting seeds on an unusually warm February afternoon … and went to get the watering can to water them in before bringing inside to help them to germinate. the watering can felt like it was filled with rain water but nothing came out and because thought it […]

Lost Dog

Out walking today, a large golden labrador/retriever ran past all alone – quite stressed. the first time i thought he was catching up with his owners but he ran past again several times from different directions and noone following him and noticed thou he had a collar, his fur was caked with mud. He rushed […]

Juice Strainer with cotton filter

Summer fruits are a long way away but maybe a Juice Strainer would come in very helpful for any berry or fruit gluts later in the year. These stands are plastic, foldable and last for ever – you will just need to replace the cotton filter from time to time. Buy from us For […]

Its the twinkle

‘No frog croaks as beautifully as…’

Reallize everything we do is influenced by our past and boundaries which shifted too and fro in central Europe. All of us, probably came from somewhere else and because we have two parents, sometimes many places. And the journey for everyone began in Africa Pan Tadeusz – writer and philosopher Adam Mickiewicz first published in […]

Power of winter Sun

Photograph taken of a vineyard late January morning looking towards the South Downs. How powerful the Sun is. Didn’t look through the camera as took this.

Panoramio photos need new home

With imminent ending of Google+ – wonder if there are any solid apps to upload mapped Panoramio photos – which will be around for a while? And hoping videos on You Tube attached to same account are safe? – Dont know who to ask. Makes you reallise how fleeting these apps are and wonder which […]

Shakuhachi and the Sea and Música Guzheng

the blank page

Watched a programme that talked about Raymond Brigg’s book – ‘When the wind blows’ that used a double page blank spread – to explain what a nuclear explosion might feel like. Just white, nothing else. Also remember a family we met on a plane flying back from Paris sitting near us who lived in Yokohama […]