Monthly Archives: March 2019

I thought homework was a thing of the past….

Posted on March 28, 2019 by Lynne

“Have you done your homework?” The question I used to dread on a Sunday night before school. Art School homework was not so much of a chore as it meant, sometimes, sitting up all night surrounded by pencils, paintbrushes, charcoal, … Continue reading →

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How could anyone who’s read a book resist this?

Posted on March 25, 2019 by Lynne

PUT IT TO THE PEOPLE MARCH – LONDON 23 MARCH 2019

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Marching for Put it to the People…

Posted on March 24, 2019 by Lynne

On right, beloved, Martyn Stead, be-badged and happy. On left, friend Ian Blyth, a chum from Guildford – a chance encounter midst the million plus in central London yesterday. (Me and me bad foot kept me away. Spirit marched every … Continue reading →

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Oh, to be on Leros now that Spring is coming

Posted on March 16, 2019 by Lynne

Martyn and I thought long and hard about moving to Greece, more specifically, to Leros. Then Brexit reared its muddled head and we decided to ‘wait and see’. Well, the waiting isn’t over and we still don’t know whether it … Continue reading →

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