Recent posts for Carol

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Quote - "We will love her while the light lasts, and when darkness comes, we will not forget her.” Blog entry 2 weeks 1 day
Quote - "disappointment ..." Blog entry 3 weeks 6 days
Quote - "We get so tangled up in knots, we humans, trying to think everything through, trying to guess at outcomes ..." Blog entry 10 weeks 2 days
A Shetland Winter Mystery | Marsali Taylor 2021 Biblio 13 weeks 3 days
Quote - "Well, I still hate novels..." Blog entry 14 weeks 1 hour
Quote - "Everything can be divided into decades" Blog entry 14 weeks 3 days
Tory Government - Fourteen years in Charge: Those Good Bits in Full Image 25 weeks 2 days
Quote-"You know the worst thing about this government? the war on woke. Woke means caring for people & can only be a good thing" Blog entry 26 weeks 6 days
Quote - "The pleasure of what we enjoy is lost by wanting more"’ Blog entry 1 year 27 weeks
Quote - "important enough to risk somebody else's"’ Blog entry 1 year 28 weeks
Quote - "The world is made up of our differences"’ Blog entry 1 year 28 weeks
Quote - "Would I that he was not here now, but was then, than he never was here at all"’ Blog entry 1 year 39 weeks
Quote - "impulse towards good involves choice and is complicated, and the impulse towards bad is hideo’" Blog entry 2 years 3 weeks
When management isn't far away... Image 2 years 5 weeks
The History of Earth as a 24 hr clock. Humans have only just arrived... Image 2 years 6 weeks
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Memorial Image 2 years 11 weeks
MacDonald K C Pte 8th Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders | De Ruvignys Roll Of Honour Image 2 years 11 weeks
Quote - "We need to dispel the myth that empathy is ‘walking in someone else’s shoes.’" Blog entry 2 years 15 weeks
Thin cakes called Crumpits, made from seeds of Polygonum aviculare L. (Knot Grass) Blog entry 2 years 19 weeks
Lightning strike | West Cornwall Image 2 years 23 weeks
Quote - "True is such a twentieth-century concept. The question is, can I get you to believe it, can I get it repeated enough" Blog entry 2 years 38 weeks
Scotland - cloud flowing through and filling up the glens and lochs Image 3 years 1 week
February 21 -- Feast of Saint Robert Southwell Feast 3 years 2 weeks
Quote - "It is a matter not so much of concealing as of withholding and what is withheld is not so much the truth as the facts" Blog entry 3 years 6 weeks
In Remembrance - Hiroshima bomb survivor Sunao Tsuboi dies at 96 Blog entry 3 years 6 weeks
Matters because involves standards, rules & integrity in public office.. once those values erode - can ever expect to get back? Blog entry 3 years 34 weeks
Quote - "Time shall unfold what plaited cunning hides: Who cover faults, at last shame them derides" Blog entry 3 years 39 weeks
Feast of St Piala, patron saint of Phillack, near Hayle On This Day 4 years 1 week
Cornish Feast of St Erth (also known as Erc), patron saint of St Erth near Hayle On This Day 4 years 1 week
Nearly There / Nearly Home Trees Image 4 years 3 weeks
Poem - For the Fallen Blog entry 4 years 7 weeks
Poem - In Flanders Fields Blog entry 4 years 7 weeks
Quote - "So hope for a great sea-change On the far side of revenge" Blog entry 4 years 7 weeks
Quote - "My mission is to seek beauty, find humour, and bring joy" Blog entry 4 years 7 weeks
Word of the day is 'podsnappery' (19th century, from Dickens): 'insular complacency and blinkered self-satisfaction' Blog entry 4 years 8 weeks
Pleiades: Japanese Festival of lanthorns, celebrated about November Blog entry 4 years 8 weeks
3D Render England | Geological Map 1957 Image 4 years 9 weeks
3D Render Cornwall | Geological Map 1957 Image 4 years 9 weeks
Quote - Today Is The Tomorrow You Worried About Yesterday, And All Is Well Blog entry 4 years 9 weeks
December 12th: Feast Day of St Bugga of Thanet Blog entry 4 years 9 weeks
October 24th: Feast of St Magloire of Dol Blog entry 4 years 9 weeks
Word of the day is ‘quockerwodger’ Blog entry 4 years 11 weeks
What a stunning morning! Image 4 years 17 weeks
Enjoyed Giri/Haji Blog entry 5 years 7 weeks
Quote - Men who find themselves in receipt of unasked-for luck become either benign, believing themselves unworthy, or dangerous Blog entry 5 years 9 weeks
Poem - Days of Kindness Blog entry 5 years 12 weeks
Word(s) from other languages... Blog entry 5 years 12 weeks
Cottage at Kynance Cove Image 5 years 14 weeks