Credit where it’s due

Credit where it’s due

I seem to be one of very few people who do it (and my wife does it too, uncomplainingly!). And what’s that? When I go to the movies or watch uninterrupted movies on cable or where TV stations allow it, I quite simply sit through all the credits… right through to the...
Great story

Great story

This lovely report appeared in The Age of Saturday, 23 Sep last and really requires no comment from me other than “That’s why I love dogs!” Afraid of speaking in public? Get Winston’s audio program that’s helped hundreds of people become cool, confident and...
Maybe I’m Hopeless

Maybe I’m Hopeless

Perhaps age is impacting my cognitive or dexterous skills but I swear the challenge I’m about to raise with you has been around and a challenge for me, at least, for many years! It is the challenge of opening cardboard packets and the like… the ones that lots of dry...
Fake Books

Fake Books

As a lover of books and a regular reader, I was amazed by an article in The Spectator of 10 June 23 written by Emily Rhodes under the subhead of the rise of fake libraries. There is a growing fashion for fake books. Not fake as in written by a series of AI prompts,...
Sums it up!

Sums it up!

I don’t know what publication first featured this extremely good summary of today’s life so I can’t recognise them and plead lack of knowledge of copyright but I do seek permission to use it. I don’t think any words are necessary because this cartoon aptly sums up how...