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- From tiles to files
- Palindromes at Posh Town
- The prime of Miss Cash jr
- Lunch in the church hall
- “Lloyd George knew my father”?
- The real thing
- Snow here and there
- Lights on Twelfth Night
- Unexpected scooting, unexpected saving
- Nearly the last gasp?
- Winter ritual
- Addressee unknown
- Family and fraudsters
- This week? Last week?
- Homecoming
- Still with us?
- Legal exploitation
- Seven seven six six six
- Shocking blue, then blonde in black and pink
- Parent and child
- Tam
- Benjy
- Privileges of the prosperous
- At variance
- Cultural difference
- So much to do
- Unsettling changes
- People of Posh Town
- Fading into history
- Old and forgotten
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Tag Archives: April
Palindromes at Posh Town
Friday 26 April 2019 For once, my journey to Posh Town is quick and smooth. Nonetheless, I am the last to arrive. Mr & Mrs AR can’t join us, as Mr AR has a hospital appointment. Dr LA(f) confirms what … Continue reading
The prime of Miss Cash jr
Sunday 21 April 2019 (Easter Day) After the morning service, Mrs Scalene tells me that her son, who is 28, has a drink problem. His wife expects Mrs Scalene to sort the problem out — to Mrs Scalene and myself, … Continue reading
At variance
Friday 28 April 2017 Mrs CH and the Explorer set off from home at about 07:15 today. The Explorer, at his mother’s left hand, is doing all the talking — but what language is he speaking? It doesn’t sound like … Continue reading
Cultural difference
Thursday 27 April 2017 As I walk out of TeraGroce, I see ahead of me an Asian woman in her 20s, pushing a push-chair. A few steps ahead of her is an Asian man in his 40s. I soon realise … Continue reading
So much to do
Monday 24 April 2017 The coin-operated machine won’t accept new-style pound coins. A tall slim young Asian woman gives me a £2 coin in return for two of the coins; she is seated on the bench, talking on her phone, … Continue reading
Unsettling changes
Sunday 23 April 2017 After the morning service, I chat with Mr SP outside the door of the church. He is unimpressed that the current government has already broken a number of promises, and he is planning to vote Liberal … Continue reading
Preliminary to peering at the Peppercorn?
Friday 29 April 2016 Belle and Mrs Fern ascend from where the lower part of the school-house garden abuts the school precinct. They are accompanied by another woman, whom I have seen previously without ever assigning a name to her; … Continue reading
Mini and Ultra
Sunday 19 April 2015 Shortly before 09:50, a man crosses the street diagonally, towards the boundary between the Old Man’s property and the CJs’. With him are two little dogs on longish leads, one dog to each side of him. … Continue reading
Uninspired, stressed and tired
Saturday 18 April 2015 It has been a hard week.