Monthly Archives: April 2004

Murderer in the house

We have a murderer in the house. Let me explain – last night a plate of delicious berries were defrosting o­n a plate o­n the worktop. I went through to prepare supper and let out a shriek. Next to the … Continue reading

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Veterinary Check-up

I have received a reminder from the vet to say that the dog and cat need their booster vaccinations. Last year, Dana dog was pronounced overweight. (By around 8 kilos). This year, she is sleek and slim. It will be … Continue reading

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Dana Dog

     This is not the slimline Dana – but this is        the position she loves most. Well, any       position really as long as it is in water.      Watch this space for the sleek dog o­nce      she … Continue reading

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Power Map

The Sunday Herald has published an impressive Power Map of the links between people in politics and people in the media in Scotland. The newspaper's conclusions seem to be that: (a) political success requires strong networking skills with those influential … Continue reading

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Pink and Grey

The new driveway is giving much entertainment at the moment. Firstly, there is the novelty of being able to try out new parking arrangements – Which way round do we face today?  Secondly, there are different methods of turning the … Continue reading

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End of Term

Travelling in the car is useful space to work out talks, sermons and so forth. Earlier this week I was practicing my slot for the End of Term school services. It obviously gave a fright to o­ne man stopped behind me … Continue reading

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Pinch and a Punch

When I was at primary school – many years ago – there was a nasty custom whereby someone would shout out …. A pinch and a punch for the first of the month and no return whatsoever….. all the while administering … Continue reading

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