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Category Archives: GRUMBLES
“Tread Carefully”
My feet have been on my mind for some time, so to speak. In fact ever since I first blogged about my poorly foot. (Click in the ARCHIVE 10 June 2012, or in the TAG CLOUD on “POORLY FEET”). Now … Continue reading
“Best Foot Forward” 2
This blog follows after my trials and tribulations searching endlessly through the aisles of Boots the Chemist for a solution to my poorly foot. (See “BEST FOOT FORWARD” dated 10th June 2012). I wrote to Customer Services to see if they … Continue reading
“Breakfast Tradition”
Breakfast sets you up for the day, gets you up in the right mood and off to a good start. It is a habit that works for me so long as it can be done on automatic pilot. Even though … Continue reading
“Google Gout”
THIS POST CARRIES A GOVERNMENT HEALTH WARNING ! Do not take this blog too seriously. After my recent problems with my poorly foot ( See my blog “Best Foot Forward” by clicking in the Archive on 10 June 2012 ) this … Continue reading
“Best Foot Forward”
I went for a short walk the other day and when I got back home, one of my feet was very sore. The following day I could hardly walk at all. Being a man I rested up all day on … Continue reading
“Grumble Day or Smile Day”
How you feel when you wake up in the morning can often determine your outlook for the rest of the day. Today I am in London for a meeting, staying in a modest no-frills backstreet hotel. As usual, in my slow … Continue reading
“Grumble Post 4”
No less a person than the ever headline-seeking Caroline Spelman – Environment Secretary, must have been reading my blog. She obviously shares my concerns about the postal service. Look in the TAG CLOUD for earlier posts by clicking on “Grumblesmile … Continue reading
“Grumble Post 3” –
This post is a continuation of the “grumbling” discussion on the postal service. For earlier posts see Grumble Post 1 and 2 dated 6th and 13th November or click on the “GrumbleSmile Post” in the tag cloud. Ironically, as I was … Continue reading
“Grumble Post ” 2
Last week I started a blog on the rising cost of sending letters and the declining standards of service from the Post Office (sorry, Royal Mail). See “Grumble Post” 1 dated 6th November 2011 or click on “GrumbleSmiles Post” in … Continue reading
“Grumble Post” 1
It is not long ago – 4th October 2011 – I was nostalgically writing about “The Penny Post”. No question, this was a grumbling blog lamenting the fact that things are not as good as they used to be in the … Continue reading