Monthly Archives: August 2021

It has been quite a while since I was last in the East Bank at the Rec. I rectified that by going today. Not that I saw any football. Nicktor had forwarded me an invitation to an Aldershot Open Day. … Continue reading →

I read Invisible Women a few years ago now. It’s an amazing book, one that shines a light on the lack of research into how lots of things affect women. It showed me that, like most people, I think in … Continue reading →

I set off this morning for the shops and it wasn’t raining. It looked like it might but, for a change, I remained dry. This was inversely balanced by Mirinda taking the girls to Farnham Heath for a walk later … Continue reading →

Today was a repeat of yesterday. Which was a repeat of the day before that. A strange progression of brilliant sunshine followed by torrential rain. In fact, as I had my morning coffee, lying on the lounge and covered in … Continue reading →

I made some sauerkraut today. Last week I bought some rather nice stuff which, sadly, was in a plastic container. I wrote to the company, saying how much I enjoyed the product but wouldn’t be buying it again because of … Continue reading →

I went to the butcher this morning. He asked me where I’d been. I told him Sweden and then had to tell him all about how wonderful the country is and how expensive the butcher is at Trollbäcken. He was … Continue reading →

The Tokyo Olympics are on at the moment. Delayed from last year because of the plague, they have finally been all over the news and somewhere on the telly. I’m not that interested but each day I hear the reports … Continue reading →