Funding fossils
Last night I read a good piece over at That Got Me Thinking. Before I link to it, he in turn links to an archived radio interview with our Great Friend Luke Clancy. The link is awkward [it involves tracking … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: March 2018
A train of events
I never cease to be amazed and amused at their efforts at “traffic management” in Dublin. Dublin has always been a little problematic when it came to getting around. Strangely though things weren’t too bad [as I remember] until they … Continue reading →
The Accidental Tourist
I’m sitting here waiting for some news. Some time today Daughter is having an operation on her leg. In Lanzarote. Now why would she have to go all the way to Lanzarote for an operation, you ask? Knowing my Daughter … Continue reading →
The dangers of yellow snow
They said we were going to have occasional snow showers. Wrong again! I got up this morning to see a complete white-out. I couldn’t see the far hedge for horizontal snow blasting across the landscape. It’s still at it, non-stop … Continue reading →
