Last week saw the final flush of summer. Sunshine, smiles and gloriously warm days. From Sunday forwards the nights grow longer and the weather is cooling.Time to tidy up the garden and plant … [Read more...]
Computer coding 40 years on
As I sat watching my elder son’s latest piece of interactive digital art my mind went back forty years. Back then I, too, had chosen to write a program displaying a hexagon shape filled with coloured … [Read more...]
Adventures in Paris
When I was twelve, my classmates might have a holiday in Skegness or Blackpool. France? Foreign travel? Unheard of! But my Dad, an academic, had to fly over to Paris for a day trip to meet fellow … [Read more...]
Books and Reading
Have you ever enjoyed that feeling of “sinking into a book’? I have been an avid reader all my life. What really intrigues me is that, despite my narcolepsy, I am able to sit for hours just reading - … [Read more...]
Taking Stock Beltane 2024
REFLECTING Why do we no longer use the Celt term for “mayday”? Beltane rolls off the tongue smoothly and sounds much better than the word associated with disasters: ‘mayday, mayday, mayday!” We are … [Read more...]
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