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Continue reading →: Unlawful assembly
Peaceful protest is a fundamental right in a democratic country. Recently protesters have gathered in large numbers outside politicians’ homes in England. They are protesting against politicians who support the UK government’s policy on Gaza. Police have advised some politicians to stay away from their homes as a precaution. When…
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Continue reading →: Purely Poetry – St. David’s Day
Encouraged by last month’s experience at the Crescent Arts Centre I decided to give it another go at this monthly open mic event. Colin Dardis and Geraldine O’Kane are brilliant organisers and kept things relaxed and moving along with little need for the 7 minute bell. I shared a table…
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Continue reading →: Navalny Day
It would be a fitting tribute to Alexei Navalny if his supporters named a day after this brave man. His funeral is being heavily policed, as expected, but no arrests have been reported so far. His widow, Yulia, has accused Putin of having her husband killed. The state controlled media…
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Continue reading →: Haggis for breakfast?
Yes indeed, if you like black pudding with your fry in the morning haggis is similar but better and more filling. You could microwave it but. I think that’s cheating. An air fryer cuts the cooking time in half, but for a smallish haggis you will still need at least…
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Continue reading →: Haunch of venison stew
Today as part of my well rehearsed work avoidance I defrosted a generous slice of venison. The air fryer came in handy for roasting the accompanying butternut squash and sweet potato and finally the defrosted venison.
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Continue reading →: Soccer fever pitch
Sat in a local bar blissfully unaware that the hoops have a match against Motherwell I made my way to the Gents. The goal and the accompanying excitement made me aware of this fixture. Football gives its fans an outlet for their emotions like nothing else. A missed shot on…
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Continue reading →: Six Nations
More in hope than in expectation sums up my betting strategy. Ireland outclassed Wales and England were put to the sword by Scotland in Edinburgh. In today’s match between France and Italy I have picked another longshot France to score a try in the first 10 minutes, lead at halftime…
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Continue reading →: Bear trap
Russian dictator, Vladimir Putin, is finally free of his main opponent. A man whose name he refused to say publicly. A man who exposed the extent of corruption at the heart of the Kremlin. Alexei Navalny Alexei Navalny
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Continue reading →: Neighbourhood
When I am trying to study I go in search of cafés or bars because at home I can always find something to do apart from study. Today I found an interesting café called Neighbourhood in the Cathedral Quarter of Belfast. They have some unusual items on their menu, including…
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