Life, and Death

Yesterday (Monday morning) I found myself in a rather unusual, if very sad, situation.  Without breaching any privacy, I had gone to be with a client, who’s wife, also a client, had just died.  Not one hour beforehand.  There were three police cars parked on the quiet cul de sac.  Family members had started to... Continue Reading →

Exciting, Delicious, October

Greetings, dear reader, on a cold and blustery Sunday.Yesterday October tricked us into thinking summer was just around the corner and we, in turn, pottered in and out of the house in shorts and t-shirts, sunglasses a must to avoid the glare.  Today?  My hands are blue as I type, thick track-pants and hooded sweater... Continue Reading →

Simply London

Embankment, Monday Night, Live Jazz playing"Up to this time I have been crushed under a sense of the sheer magnitude of London ...The place sits on you, broods on you, stamps on you ..."Henry James, 1869Trafalgar Square, Blue Cock, London EyeLondon.  A literary haven.  A treasure trove if you can ignore the heat and the... Continue Reading →

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