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Author Archives: john graham
Prime Minister for the Dayš¤”
Every politician aspires to be Prime Minister one day. So in this period of uncertainty, why not let them all have a go? š¤”PRIME MINISTER FOR ONE DAY𤔠There are 402 Labour MPās, so in just over 13 months they … Continue reading
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Looney Election?
Well that was a surprise. Everybody votes for nobody. Well at least nobody we can recognise𤔠We now have more parties to vote for. But,lots of voters donāt vote at all. Those that do vote are often voting for anybody … Continue reading
Tax Everything.
In the run up to the local elections this week, it is obvious to everyone that the country is desperately short of money. Nonetheless all the politicians want to spend more and none of them have any real idea of … Continue reading
Clout Casting.
āDonāt cast a clout ātill May is outā is something I can remember from my childhood days. The word ācloutā means clothing. I must admit that my thermal vest, my fleece lined shirt and my woolly jumper are already making … Continue reading
Discombobulated?
A word Iād never come across a few years ago, but now seems an ever present description of our current state. Confused, bewildered, perplexed are all more readily understood alternative descriptions. Life and the world seemed simpler in years past. … Continue reading
Why increasing crime?
No one gets caught Poverty No respect for law No punishment No bobbys on the beat Slow justice system Drugs Immigration Family breakdown š¤”WE NEED ANOTHER PUBLIC ENQUIRY š¤”
Garden Wonder?
I wonder if my garden resembles the world? Certainly there were lots of surprises this spring, no thanks to Presidents Pushoff and Tramp. WEEDS arrive without an invitation. Russian troops in Ukraine American bombs out of nowhere for Iran. No … Continue reading
Apple Blossom Time.
A second world war time song, before my time, but still in my memory, when my own apple trees begin to bloom. Perhaps not so happy if sung by Presidents Pushkin or Tramp. This is my Bramley apple tree just … Continue reading
Good News Garden.
Recently the news seems to be relentlessly bad. Day after day. Issue after issue. Itās almost never ending. It drags you down with it, if you are not careful. š»šøBut not in the gardenšŗš· The garden news always contains some … Continue reading
Tulip Time
There was a time when tulips made the economy boom. Sadly itās not so simple these days. Now they just bloom not boom. Just a glimpse of showy colour. Or a flash of white. Or maybe both. Or the rarest … Continue reading