I have had enough now. The Wee Ginger Dug on the button as usual.
Author: Duncan Spence
Snake oil, medicine and the exclusion of nature
Inexorably, history moves on. The trick is to find a way of joining in, of being the change, participating rather than being swept along.
Chemotherapy begins today.
More of that as this post proceeds.
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Medication, collateral damage and the night
…. an addendum to mountains, messfam and mindfulness
Nighttime is the worst.
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Mountains, Messfam and Mindfulness
I have come to the conclusion that Mindfulness is probably a bit of a misnomer.
But more of that later.
Treating Independentistas as Suspected Terrorists
I do not often reblog. But this piece stands out for me as extremely important. The writer is a not only a blogger, but also speaks in public and so he is a little more prominent. As my recent experience with the BBC has taught me, perhaps too the various organs of the British State are also becoming interested in those of us who only write. If this is the case, then we are entering extremely dangerous times indeed.
Another prominent hill in Fife
Norman’s Law, Marilyn #936, 285m
The establishment, the cradle and the grave.
This site does not get very many visitors, but there are enough for me to believe that the effort of writing is worthwhile. Continue reading “The establishment, the cradle and the grave.”
A very big wee hill
Green Craig (unclassified), 620 ft, 189m
The wee small hours
One of the last duties my father felt necessary to perform in this life was to ensure I knew the tragic circumstances my mother had endured as a girl, before she and my father knew each other and while she was still living at home as a student.
…. a look back at 2018
December 2018 was the first month since January 2017 during which I did not reach the summit of a new Munro, but I can already say with confidence, without checking any statistics, that 2018 was a good year. Continue reading “…. a look back at 2018”