Welcome back my friends to the flamboyance that never ends, as Fabulously Flamboyant Friday proudly delivers yet another light-loafered, groin-polished googly from the gasworks end of musical magnificence. Tonight, dear reader, as we respectfully mark [more…]
Question Time 16th April 2026 The Panel: Huw Irranca-Davies (Labour) Darren Millar (Conservative) Jane Dodds (LibDem) Dan Thomas (Reform UK) Anthony Slaughter (Greens) Venue: Cardiff Question One: What’s happening at Question Time? Trailed as an [more…]
Jinnie eventually managed to call Izzy and to tell her that the sat nav was predicting they would be home in 24 minutes. Izzy said, “That’s excellent, it gives me time to get the veg [more…]
I was too young to appreciate Fawlty Towers when it first aired – I grew into it through repeats, videos and with buying the soundtracks to a few of the episodes. With the restaurant scenes [more…]
The status quo in a country can be the past, the present, and the future. So is the resistance to the status quo. Indeed, this is the essence of the revolutionary clarion call; the struggle [more…]
Some people might call it bad luck, others would, I have little doubt, consider it bad management whereas others (possibly the majority) might even brand it as laziness. However you choose to view what happened, [more…]
Featured song: Robbie Williams – She’s The One This is the last of a series of articles looking at pop music from 1955 when in my opinion proper pop music began up to 1999 [more…]
Jinnie spent the next two days with Rick and Charles, staying at the Ennios Anaheim and visiting the Ennios Malibu and the Ennios Laguna Beach. All three hotels were busy, but the Anaheim had rather [more…]
In my last piece I realised there was so much material about my high school days that it couldn’t possibly fit into one article. This is not about reading but the staff at my high [more…]
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