July 29, 2016
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6.00 am. My first circulations around the Vicarage Fields, off Llanbadarn Road, followed by muscle toning exercises. At that time in the morning, you can be alone with yourself and…
July 28, 2016
9.00 am. I began the day with The Who playing in the background: The Who Are You (1978) album cover looks dangerous and intimidating: oozing high voltage, LOUDness, and power. The drummer, Keith…
July 27, 2016
8.15 am. I returned to the first pass review of the second and third sections of the booklet, and began the process of anomaly extraction: Some observations and principles derived from today’s…
July 26, 2016
Today, the age of VCR (Video Cassette Recorders) came to an end. Manufacturing has ceased. On Thursday evening, at a Chinese restaurant in Manchester, a TV monitor flipped between a blue…
July 25, 2016
Having returned from Manchester after a long weekend, where we celebrated my elder son’s graduation and ensconced him back at home, I returned to the booklet and ruminations. On Change: Change…
July 20, 2016
6.00 am. Distant thunder rumbled, neither nearing nor departing, for several hours in the early morning as I lay in bed. Bright white flashed, intermittently, against the dawn sky. (I…
July 19, 2016
8.45 am. Promenade. The temperatures are set to hit the lower 30s today. The town is at its best on such a day as this. 9.00 am. At the, now,…
July 18, 2016
Let us lay aside every weight (Hebrews 12.1) On Saturday, the the new pitch modulating module was added to PedalBoard III. A full test of the board will be undertaken on…
July 15, 2016
On whatever grounds the majority of referendum voters wished to distance themselves from the EU, last night’s atrocity in Nice reminds us that there are worthy reasons to continue to confirm…
July 14, 2016
8.30 am. Light pours through the study blind: To begin: I composed several professional references and gave advisement to alumni seeking teaching posts. I anticipate that, increasingly, universities will replace some…