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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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April
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- Facing the Music
- Brown Should Speak in the Debate Tonight to Mrs Du...
- That'll be Brown and his Behaviour
- Respecting Belief
- It's Not the Economy
- The UK Economy is Just a Little Local Difficulty i...
- Persisting in Economic Error
- Capacity Constraints: Skills, Machines, Finance
- The Monster From Fife
- Worn Out Armaments, Outworn Rhetoric
- Compare and Contrast
- Just Able to Afford a Package Holiday is not Enough
- Defending Democracy Means defending the Nation State
- There Is A Green Hill Far Away
- Brown Cannot Serve Us Now Any More Than He Ever Could
- Nothing to Do With Right or Left, but Right or Wrong
- Just Looking
- Croydonian (as was) Crowd Sources the Election
- Hot, Not Cold Revenge of the Icelandic 'Terrorists'
- Propaganda and its Guises
- Something to Read for the Future
- Judge a Book By Its Cover
- It's Not the Economy
- Takes You Back, Doesn't It?
- Taunting With Taxes
- Give Us a Conservative Society, Not Trimmed-Down S...
- The Empty Budget and its Consequences
- The Election Called Too Late
- Tax Reductions and Simplification Will Win the Ele...
- Brown Tries Just Once More Not To Answer the Quest...
- Seeing the Whites of Their Eyes
- A Walk in the Park...
- Easter Bonnets
- Back to the '80s
- Cambridge!
- Growth Delusions
- Marx Fall Out
- More Moral Hazard in Labour's National Care Service
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Fallen Angels
- David Cameron (for risking the disorderly dissolution of the Euro)
- Giorgio Napolitano (for stance on Budapest 1956: Prague 1968: Italy 2013)
- Mervyn King (for bailing-out Northern Rock)
- Nicholas Kaldor (for inventing VAT)
1 comment:
Thank you HG! I went to the dawn service for the first time this year (then family communion with the other little sister later in the morning, who had done the daffodils in the church windows). It was too cold to have the whole service outside, but enough of the parish turned up to carry the hymn. It was really lovely. We followed it with a special Easter breakfast and then an Easter egg hunt with clues. The three year-old has turned out to be highly skilled at blowing eggs and painting/decorating them. We like Easter a lot here, with both little sisters carrying off prizes from the Easter Hat Parade, and it has been especially good with fewer chocolates and more chicks, bunnies, primroses and finger puppets. Happy Easter!
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