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Comment on My Fitness Regime by hodgei

Ah yes – the plan! We geeks love to plan – spreadsheets, charts, wall boards… And then we have to download all the apps to our iThings. There’s no actual time left to do the blinking exercise

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Comment on My Fitness Regime by Hawknose Harlequin

Dear Hodgei Thanks for the comment – you are the first person ever to respond to my blog! In my professional life I am partly a planner – but the good bit there is that I can then get everyone else to...

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Comment on Playboy Jazz Poll 1964 by Hawknose Harlequin

I should have mentioned that I don’t know what the results were – I only found this single issue of Playboy! Since it’s kind of a catalogue of musicians who were highly regarded in 1964 I find it...

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Comment on Playboy Jazz Poll 1964 by Hawknose Harlequin

More here: http://www.cannonball-adderley.com/article/playboy2.htm

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Comment on Wrong Juxtapositions by patrickhadfield

The Economist was at an NRA rally where they were giving away guns if you were wearing a sticker… Quite bizarre.

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Comment on Wrong Juxtapositions by Hawknose Harlequin

It’s tempting to reply to the gun lobby cliches “Ah but we don’t have a gun culture in UK…….” etc etc – and then one hears about shootings in Nottingham and so on. And there are huge number of...

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Comment on Triumphs (and Kittens) by Jazz Jamboree 1963 « Mr Selwyn Lives...

[...] well as finding the Triumph 1300 brochure which was the subject of my previous post I also found this Souvenir Programme for the Jazz Jamboree 1963. I’m not going to reproduce [...]

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Comment on Dear housewife..have wonderfull time by Hawknose Harlequin

Oh, I ought to add that the editing/censoring is by me, not the sender of the publicity!

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Comment on Travels with Harriet 1 by Senior Moment? | Mr Selwyn Lives Under...

[…] think I might be having a prolonged senior moment. A couple of posts ago I posted “Travels with Harriet 1“, the first in a series of posts about a trip or trips my great uncle Mick took around the...

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Comment on Jebal Marra: Christmas on a Volcano 1 by James Archer

Wow – stumbled across your blog – this brings back happy memories! I spent the night in the crater in 1981 when I was a teacher in Zalingei, we bought a goat in the crater the finest meal I can remember.

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Comment on Jebal Marra: Christmas on a Volcano 1 by Hawknose Harlequin

I was later a teacher in Zalingei and first visited the town about September 1980 following a previous visit to Jebal Marra whilst my school in Kosti was on strike. Might we have met before? Do you...

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Comment on Jebal Marra: Christmas on a Volcano 1 by Hawknose Harlequin

Sorry, I ought to have mentioned that I originally wrote “Christmas on a Volcano” back in around 1983, perhaps a couple of years later, and submitted it to a travel magazine, who refused it. There are...

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Comment on Jebal Marra: Christmas on a Volcano 1 by James

I arrived in Zalingei in sept 1980 as an assistant English teacher as an 18 year old with Project Trust. John Kemp was the proper English teacher – though I lost touch with him. My students went on...

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Comment on Herts and Beds Express, Saturday December 19th 1942: “Three Days...

Remarkable story.

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Comment on Liverpool – Port Said 1943: A Wartime Voyage 2; Third Day Out by...

Fascinating to see who was travelling around while a war was gong on – especially the British Council sending a book officer to Cairo and someone to Turkey to organise sport! And it’s all very amiable.

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Comment on London Underground in a Day 1 by golden-sparrow

Oh wow that is a very long time on the underground! And I complain about my daily commute! haha

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Comment on London Underground in a Day 1 by Hawknose Harlequin

It passed by very quickly and the Night Tube was brilliant.

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Comment on Hampstead: Focus on Eating Out, 1965 by Tempusfugit

The Huntsman, Taverna Mykonos and Turpin’s look good value for money. Just checked your intro and see we are of a like mind. I remember Jack Straw’s Castle as a pub in the ’80s.

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Comment on Hampstead: Focus on Eating Out, 1965 by Hawknose Harlequin

The Flask was my local.

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Comment on Of Bamboo, Tonsils and Cow Pats 1 by Hawknose Harlequin

I realise now that the house is still there – it was much further down the road than I had remembered.

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