I’ve just read a thread on an Internet forum concerning bloggers and about what it is they should be writing. One respondent said that they would be asking what it was their customers wanted to know before putting pen to paper ( I still haven’t come across the eloquent computing equivalent of that expression ).
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I’ve transferred this old blog entry from my other site – just because I want to and it seems the right thing to do – no other reason.
Posted on January 14, 2011, 5:14 pm on a previous blog.
Following surgery to remove her spleen earlier this week, Sandy, my little dog was found to have further complications and it soon became clear that continue reading »
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I’ve just been lifted reading a little book by Gervase Phinn – one of the Quick Reads from Heaton Moor Library – called All These Lonely People . Feeling like something short and light, it seemed the perfect choice and, sure enough, I found myself laughing out loud as the priest lets one of the local youngsters called Matthew ( each of these characters being of the lonely in the title ) help him put together the Christmas things and the crib.
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I have never been a fan of mind altering drugs and my first thoughts were, on hearing of the recent shooting in America, not only for the victims ( both directly and indirectly ) but, whether there was a possibility that the crime was drug related. When I say drug related, I mean drugs administered in the legal sense as well as illegal.
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