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Category Archives: Brian
Escape From the Country
There is something very hurtful about having the concept you’ve been embracing being used as little more than an irreverent comment by someone whose ethos you despise. A few days ago, I emigrated to Sweden. I was on one of … Continue reading
The Sick Man of Europe
A hundred-plus years ago, that nickname was applied to the Ottoman Empire. It was over-stretched militarily and financially, and facing internal unrest on both ethnic religious lines. Today, it is applied to the UK, and it is applied literally. The … Continue reading
Brexugee
Six-or-so years ago, a very dangerous idea was brought to prominence in the UK. It was the idea that a foreign superstate was controlling every aspect of the UK’s governance, allowing us to be flooded with immigrants and drowning us … Continue reading
Christmas
So, it’s Christmas day, and, as, if not exactly usual then at least it’s better than the alternative, I’m bored out of my skull. Better than depression. I’ve had occasion to rant about this subject before, but Christmas as a … Continue reading
Birthday
I have a significant birthday coming up in two months. If you feel the need to buy me a present, buy via the following link and support Alzheimers Research UK http://amzn.eu/2LvTV7I
Absence
You may have noticed I have been largely off social media for about four months. Basically, I’ve been ill. Well, not ill as such. Y’see, back in January, I noticed I was getting a bit itchy. By the time I … Continue reading
Mess
I am a mess. Really quite badly fucked up. I’ve just come back from the 2016 DiscWorld Convention. It’s one of the biggest and friendliest fan conventions in the country, and is held in DW-fandom to be a wonderful and … Continue reading
The Sorting Algorithm of Housework
My flat really needs a hoover. But I hate hoovering. What else can I do? I could clean the bog. Washing up! Is there any washing up? A tiny amount, there’d be no point until after I’ve cooked dinner this … Continue reading
What I Did on my Holidays
Sorry this is a bit late, but I’ve always had a bit of trouble with deadlines. I went to Gibraltar last month (Pictures to follow) February’s View picture is also up
New Year, New Hope
At least, that’s the theory. A new year is often seen as a time for renewal and revitalisation, a time for resolutions to do things that have not been done before, a time to start something afresh. Plenty of studies … Continue reading
