Mar 2024
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Money, Money, Money
My day job, to earn money rather than dispensing the wisdom you read hear is to write application to trust funders for projects at a charity in North Staffordshire. I received some feedback from a funder recently, which prompted some thoughts. I appreciate the feedback, even though it was generic, as it gives an insight… Continue reading
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Points of View
If you can somehow ignore the terrible consequencesof the conflict, the Israel v Hamas fight is interesting in it shows various countries attitudes – governments and citizens. The US is a long-time ally of Israel, and usually backs it to the hilt. This time, however, pressure from citizens seems to be encouraging some pressure to… Continue reading
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300 Years
Yesterday was International Women’s Day, and amongst the activities the Secretary-general of the UN, Antonio Guterres made a speech. In this he stated that, ‘At our current rate of change, full legal equality for women is some 300 years away’. Some of the indicators he mentioned are: I came to the speech by an article… Continue reading
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Tibé
Today is a day to remember our belovèd Tibé. A tortoiseshell cat that came to me in 2003. Tiny, vocal and a great slayer of rodent-kind. She was born on a farm, but took to the town life with ease – being fed and worshipped as her due. Time took her three years ago today.… Continue reading
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