Monthly Archives: June 2019

Under the stairs in the school house at Shelsley was a large cupboard full of interesting memorabilia, notably what my dad had from his army years. At the end of WW II he had become a major and soon I … Continue reading →

A couple of times I have mentioned the psychologist who uttered those immortal words “have the courage to be incomplete”. Now take a look at me aged around five trying to please everyone, as I always did for all those … Continue reading →