Tag Archives: vaccination

I’m against Covid

I’m against Covid. I’ve had a primary, secondary and a booster. I had a reaction the first time that made me regret the vaccination for a couple of hours. Then after that I didn’t regret it, and when my best friend’s sister passed away some time later from Covid, more than a month after contracting […]

WINDMILL GREENSAND MURMURATION: February 2021

Ahem The extreme weather in the first half of the month kept us all more hibernated even than usual. The dogs were keen to take shorter walks in blinding blizzards. Despite wearing her coat, Bonnie, who has no body fat, was shivering so much on some occasions that I was worried that she might never […]

Taking our country back: trading in vaccine, sovereignty and democracy

There is a demolition going on, hardly reported in the news and almost never by the BBC or the most of the press. The demolition is that of the British economy, until this year sustained by external trade and investor confidence. Britain’s economy is collapsing under the weight of a double debt overhang, both of […]