Discordianism
I think of Eris as the goddess who can handle the chaos and not react from fear: Daisy Campbell Continue reading Discordianism
Carnival Magick
Originally posted on Whitstable Views:
Being a member of the carnival committee isn’t exactly what I’d planned for my retirement. I’m supposed to be writing a book. Well I still am writing a book, sort of. It’s just that no… Continue reading Carnival Magick
Bad Neighbours
Originally posted on Whitstable Views:
Disturbances on Cromwell Road… How many Co-ops does one town need? Whitstable has four of them. There’s one on Canterbury Road, one on Oxford Street, one on Faversham Road, and now the new one on… Continue reading Bad Neighbours
Happy Birthday Ferlinghetti
Originally posted on Whitstable Views:
If you read last week’s paper you will know that I’ve been involved in moves to save the Whitstable Carnival. It’s not actually what I’d planned for my retirement, but there you go. I’m busy… Continue reading Happy Birthday Ferlinghetti
The Secret Life of Waves
Somewhere between science and mysticism the quantum universe does not forget such spirits Continue reading The Secret Life of Waves
The ongoing coup attempt in Venezuela
Guaidó is actively conspiring with a foreign power to overthrow his own government. There’s a word for that. Normally it is called treason. Continue reading The ongoing coup attempt in Venezuela
Has Brexit Divided Britain?
Leave was a protest vote. It was a cry of rage against the whole political class Continue reading Has Brexit Divided Britain?
Life in a Van
I’m not a New Age Traveller. For a start, I don’t have dreadlocks. I don’t have nose rings or a baggy jumper. I don’t even have a dog on a piece of string. But I do live in a van. Continue reading Life in a Van
In memory of Richard Stainton: Save Our Public Libraries
Originally posted on Whitstable Views:
It was three years ago this month, in January 2016, that Richard Stainton died. People in Whitstable will remember him. He was a dedicated campaigner and great friend of the town. One of his campaigns… Continue reading In memory of Richard Stainton: Save Our Public Libraries
May the New Year bring security
There are multi-million pound flats sprouting up all over London. Most of them remain empty. Continue reading May the New Year bring security
