The Walrus and The Carpenter Lewis Carroll (from Through the Looking-Glass and What Alice Found There, 1872) The sun was shining on the sea, Shining with all his might: He did his very best to make The billows smooth and bright– And this was odd, because it was The middle of the night. The moonContinue reading “Another Maths teacher”
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Fishing for compliments
Sonja A’Tonya
Gorgeously pretty Russian teacher on attachment to St. Nedds in Suffolk. Blond, long legs, incredibly intelligent. Dr. Graham Boreham-Quigley, Physics teacher, fell in love with her instantly. But somehow managed to break her heart. Lack of respect? Lack of self-respect. There will be more of this in the next book ‘St. Nedds’ “As I wasContinue reading “Sonja A’Tonya”
Strange things from Uranus
When I first came up with this title I missed that it says S T F U. The follow up ‘ Trans Uranic Elements: The dark Side of Uranus’ is getting ready for publication so I thought I’d push the original!
Fantastic artist
One of my friends, Anna Margatskaya, will be exhibiting at The Brick Lane Gallery, London next month. You will love her work. http://www.margasha.kz
Wedding name combos so bad they might want to call the whole thing off (25 Photos)
Reality is always better than the creative mind
Come enter the world of Fairy Hanny
A reminder…
Writing Resolutions
Well back in the UK going through a draw in my filing cabinet called ‘Writing’. I have to do something about it – as in finish each of these projects. So here we are; 1. “Trans-Uranic Elements: The Dark Side of Uranus”. This one is typed up in draft and I am slowly editing toContinue reading “Writing Resolutions”
Spanish Resolution
I spent a few hours today researching homes in Spain. Choice is between a modern place near to the hordes of Brits who have moved to Spain, or a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere. I’ll go for the latter. Most need fixing/renovating but I have the skills for that. A place to work theContinue reading “Spanish Resolution”
