“Run from what’s comfortable. Forget safety. Live where you fear to live. Destroy your reputation. Be notorious. I have tried prudent planning long enough. From now on I’ll be mad.”
Why? Because of the utter stupidity of the masses. The totally CRAZY videos we are all subjected to. The “theories”/”speculations”/”computer-generated BS”/Entrenched Minds/Over-Complicated Calculations/Mirrors/And now REFLECTIONS off the MOON! FFS! IT IS A BALL. One half solid. One half not. As Above, So Below Put water on a Flat surface and it runs everywhere. Put a […]
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I am SO Lucky. Very few people get to spend their days doing the things that they absolutely LOVE doing. I’m forever grateful! The past four days have been lived with a thought in the back of my mind… …OK. So WHEN are “they” going to turn up? I start working this morning and the […]
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I’ve always loved the title of this poem :o) It’s about Swords and Sorcery and Carlos Magnus/Charles the Great/Charlemagne. So much to do, so little time – this came as a side-note to my recent research and I’ve yet to fully figure out why. Could it be the Canto below? ? ? Roland, who long […]
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She was our English Language/Literature teacher – way back when. Poor woman. She must’ve been in her early/mid 20’s when she encountered our class! OMG…and she had a temper. I remember the time she broke into Middle English, reciting Chaucer to a group of 11/12 years olds and we all tittered mightily. Our bad :o( […]
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Proverb : If you judge or condemn someone else, you stand to be judged or condemned according to the same standard; do not judge unsympathetically or hypocritically. Judge not, lest ye be judged.” I have been judged – multiple times – and found guilty E V E R Y S I N G L E T I M E. But…for what crime? MY Holier-Than-Thou judges […]
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There is something rotten in the History of Italy. I first came across the image above a veeeeery long time ago when researching my novel. It’s the coat of arms of Hercule de Rohan-Montbazon. Hercule was the father of Marie de Rohan, the MC of Weave a Garland of my Vows. Check out – The […]
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I adore this episode of Morse. And Patricia Hodge – who is beautiful but not in a “classic” way. And who was born in Lincolnshire ! Clueage – the computer reveals ALL!
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I put a question the other day to the only person that I know who could possibly help me track down a man about whom I’ve found zero info. Not only did I get the much needed answer…..I also got a strange but Wonderful link from my mystery man to the author of The Raven. […]
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IT is trawling MY archives for IT’S desperate attempts at Self-Worth and Public Recognition. How sad :o( GB 24th July 2019 : How To Heal The World. And…to quote myself : Healing yourself in the present also heals all timelines. The karma of the past (the ancestors) and the future (those yet to be born.)
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Sometimes I astound myself! Oh. Done that one. This time it’s not a Good thing. How the Fluff did I miss the fact that the gorgeous Phil died in Salisbury? At Odstock Hospital? A place that I was Emergency called to via telephone one night at 3am to pick up a friend and neighbour after […]
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I’m driving my family completely NUTS! As usual! I’ve got them utterly fascinated by these History Cold Cases. And – also – very irritated because I couldn’t put a name to the Narrator’s voice. Even though I KNEW that I Know that voice. Relief came yesterday about the narrator. Laurence Fox aka D.I. James Hathaway […]
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GB : 17th June 2019 I LOVE MY WORK :o) It gets more bizarre and surreal by the hour! Mum’s cousin, Janet, is a fabby amateur genealogist. She’s traced her and Mum’s Norfolk family back to the 1500’s. And one of the family names was DYER. As in they were cloth dyers ? Q – […]
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Hidden History Research 