Adapted from A Critics’ Corner (Chapter 3).
I was prompted to revisit this as I opened the door one morning last week to that unmistakably fresh feel of autumn.
Musings From The Padded Cell
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Adapted from A Critics’ Corner (Chapter 3).
I was prompted to revisit this as I opened the door one morning last week to that unmistakably fresh feel of autumn.
Last night we were sat in the pub reminiscing on past glories when talk turned to the first time we rode the Coast to Coast on our push-bikes.
Now, none of us would claim this was akin to skiing Antarctica or climbing Everest – except Brent maybe – but the four days we shared were some of the best of our lives.
I hope you enjoy this tale.
[Read more…] about Road Trip – Adapted From “A Critics’ Corner” (Chs 24 & 25)
FOREWORD – a bunch of moaning old farts perched on a line of green plastic seats most Saturdays every summer was the inspiration for my first book. Thanks boys!
[Read more…] about A Critics’ Corner – Ch 10 – “Life Itself”
FOREWORD – here’s another from the archives. In an age when all we seem to hear about is child abuse, a tale of childhood innocence from many years ago.
[Read more…] about A Critics’ Corner – Ch2 – “Dancing In The Dark”
FOREWORD – when I first attempted to write a book some five years ago, most of it came out without much structure and was held together by the editing skills of my old pal Judith.
Every now and then I like to go back and dust off some stuff that I hope you will enjoy. This is the story of how we built the first clubhouse at the cricket club way back in 1983.
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