#TodayILearned that at the end of the 1960s, 12% of NHS nurses were Irish
My word of the day today is ‘crackle’.
White rabbits
What may or not be a yearly reminder that road signs in Laverstock are white on blue in honour of Saint Andrew, to whom the church is dedicated
Hoof not good
Stuff I’ve done, seen or watched on telly in November #sketchnoting
Managed to good the ball away from the goal somewhat less elegantly than Thiago Silva last night and ribs are aching from collision with goal posts
#Ouchie
My word of the day today is ‘purloin’.
I discovered Herdle White’s Reggae and Soca show on @BBCLeicester last week.
Very much enjoying it
I thought ‘nurdle’ was a cricketing thing.
My word of the day today is ‘frost’.
My bit of the world is looking particularly lovely this morning
I think William Hague said something like ‘The Conservative Party is absolutely and unquestioningly loyal to the leader…right up until the moment when it’s not’
Burnley had more ambition
#CHEMUN
RT @hated_and_dead: New episode about Rodrigo Duterte. My guest for this one was the fantastic @Tomtheacademic, a true authority on the Phi…
RT @IMcMillan: The tiny earthquake Of the hotel kettle Boiling
RT @davidhepworth: Omicron Variant. Two more from them after the News.
Actually a little known bit of Dickens' A Christmas Carol was when Scrooge wakes up on Christmas morning, buys a big fat turkey, and cancels his subscription to the Daily Mail
Catching up on Folk Hibernia on catch-up
Very much my sort of thing….who’d have thought?
Wack fall the daddy-o.
Or something
Given the House of Cards was a very talk-y show, they say “Let me show you something” an awful lot