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  • Porpoises, dolphins and whales

    25 April 2018

    Porpoises, dolphins and whales Porpoises, dolphins and whales are often seen by myself with I take the wee ferry across the water. Porpoises, dolphins and whales, which are all members of the whale family, look like fishes and live like fishes, yet they...

  • A Happy Brain and the science of happiness

    14 April 2018

    . A Happy Brain and the science of happiness a quest to find the secret of contentment pleasure was the ultimate source of happiness - - Epicurus believed that the greatest good was to seek modest, sustainable "pleasure" in the form of a state of tranquility...

  • ‘Musicals should be dangerous’

    08 April 2018

    Musicals should be dangerous - Musicals have always been dangerous but entertaining in a celebratory way. Look at Rodgers and Hammerstein... Oklahoma, South Pacific, Carrousel. All have dark themes and are very entertaining. The problem with serious musicals...

  • The dinosaurs that got the  Pirate's treasure.

    04 April 2018

    The dinosaurs that got the Pirate's treasure. Once upon a time there was a triceratops. He was an enormous triceratops. He liked green leaf porridge. He lives in an average stone, straw house. His favourite pass-time was playing dino-ball. He was very...

  • The Royal Wedding

    17 May 2018

    A royal wedding This one will between an American Girl and a British Prince. Prince Harry is sixth in line to the British throne. Meghan Markle, is an American actress. They are getting married at Windsor Castle. Windsor Castle is the weekend home to...

  • Sunday: France alive to praise.

    29 July 2018

    Sunday is a day to praise especially when in France. France is a country which is always close to my heart The food, the language, the art and all its nice culture Brings home on Sunday when the cycling comes to Paris. On this Sunday it is best to bring...

  • Brexit freedom of movement

    27 July 2018

    The British Creative Art and Culture cultural World blossom whenever they collaborate with fellow people from all over the world so Politicians should understand the need for creative people to circulate and have a freedom to move. So many freedoms of...

  • French Cheese

    23 July 2018

    French Cheese A pleasure to enjoy is a lovely fantastic French Cheese There are about 400 cheeses in France today. Cheese is the French culture of the highest of importance. “Comment voulez-vous gouverner un pays qui a deux cent quarante-six variétés...

  • Algorithms are Taking Over

    23 July 2018

    Are Algorithms Taking Over? Computer algorithms are running more and more of our lives . Should we be worried . It’s no secret that algorithms power much of the technology we interact with every day, whether it’s to search for information on Google or...

  • Democracy is meaningless without transparency.

    18 July 2018

    Democracy is meaningless without transparency. The Institute of Economic Affairs is being funding by the Mafia or is a great big Hoax? The imperative of The Institute of Economic Affairs is that they should give no indication in their literature that...

  • Instagram illusion: Love Island

    04 July 2018

    Instagram illusion of a perfect life Those pretty and outwardly confident people you can see on Instagrams experience such anxiety, doubt and heartache, . In this country long ago people used to watch public hangings (and worse) for entertainment (and...

  • Basking Sharks in Argyll, Sotland

    09 July 2018

    Basking Sharks are very common seen here in Argyll in Scotland. . The Basking Shark is the second largest fish in our oceans – its relative the Whale Shark being the biggest. Despite their size, Basking Sharks actually feed on plankton which they filter...

  • Porpoise off west Scotland

    06 August 2018

    Protected area for harbour porpoise off west Scotland A new conservation area has been set up in waters off the west of Scotland to help protect harbour porpoise. A so-called Special Area of Conservation (SAC) has been created in the Inner Hebrides and...

  • Artificial grass and other things

    03 August 2019

    It's interesting how much time and money people give to cars, fitted kitchens, clothes, etc. but cannot be troubled to make the plot their house sits on a thing of joy for themselves and others. Just count the houses you pass where the front garden has...

  • The fourth report from New York State by Katzenperson

    26 March 2017

    American spelling shall rule the world! Plow, draft, traveling, programs, neighbor, analog, favorite, color, eon, jibe, airplane, civilize, disk! Pajamas, gray, curb, ax, skeptic, vial, whiskey! From the moldering grave arises Noah Webster as a griffin,...

  • Cherry Olives

    23 February 2019

    Cherry Olives 1 qts fresh sweet cherries, 2 cups white vinegar (I use rice vinegar because it is less harsh), 2 cups water, 1.5 cups sugar, 2 tablespoons salt and mixed pickling spice. Wash cherries and pack in 1/2 pint jars. Combine vinegar, water, sugar,...

  • Küssen will ich, ich will küssen

    26 March 2017

    Küssen will ich, ich will küssen Freund, noch einen Kuss mir gib,Einen Kuss von deinem Munde,Ach! ich habe dich so lieb!Freund, noch einen Kuss mir gib.Werden möcht ich sonst zum Dieb,Wärst du karg in dieser Stunde;Freund, noch einen Kuss mir gib,Einen...

  • Jokes to make you laugh

    18 September 2017

    Why did the lady not run away from the lion? Because it was a man-eater .. he he he What is the coldest country in the world? Chile .. he he he What is a mummy's favourite music? Wrap music. - he he he what did the Egyptian mumy say to the people putting...

  • Chuck Berry

    19 March 2017

    Chuck Berry Chuck Berry lyrics shine higher than anybody else and brought the American Dream to the whole wide world. Chuck Berry was the greatest pure rock ‘n’ roll writer that has ever lived, Chuck Berry has influenced on every rock ’n’ roll band. Chuck...

  • Illinois the land of the Tully monster

    16 March 2017

    Illnois,as crow flies, is located 1,818 kilometers away from Montana! This is the marvelous land of the "golden eagle. Scientists found that Illinois was covered by a sea during the Paleozoic Era. During the late 1950's, Francis Tully found a fossil he...

  • Inequality

    21 July 2017

    Inequality in schools, housing and education This inequality results in an unequal society. Where there is inequality comes trouble Solutions for all in the new technology? Technology should not be the main culprit for the rise in inequality, Technology...

  • The Lego Batman (minifigures)

    09 March 2017

    Tjhe starting of our adventure with batman. Batman woke up on the Saturday morning. Batman goes to a shop that he usally goes to . Batman is in the shop. Catman goes into the shop. Batman carries the menu to the catman with the pencil. Catman reads the...

  •  Bugatti  " La Voiture Noire"

    06 March 2019

    Bugatti La Voiture Noire A hypercar – Bugatti, is a French supercar manufacturer, it has built the world’s most expensive new car. It has a black carbon fibre body and a 1500-horsepower, 16-cylinder engine. It is similar to the Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic,...

  • Learn French- - - - - Foreign Legion

    03 March 2019

    The fastest way to learn French join the foreign legion. It’s literaly rammed down your throat from the recruitment office. You have a very limited time to learn orders in French. No conversations in any other language, just French. My friend joined in...

  • To wuther by Mari of FINLAND

    01 March 2017

    To wuther To make a rushing sound or to shake vigorously. What makes this word interesting is the fact that most people have heard it, thanks to Wuthering Heights, a novel by Emily Brontë and a song of the same name by Kate Bush, based on the novel, but...