From Rebecca, news of Geoffrey Chaucer's blog. As she says, one can almost read this, and right fun it is too. If life weren't quite so filled, I would linger longer, for sure.
2022-03-31: It seems an awful shame that this does not live on somewhere in its entirety. Or maybe it does …
Caused by a break. To my wrist. My right one, my writing one. It has been patched up and is supposed to be on the mend, but it may be some time before I can write at length. I can type, but it is not easy and is pretty tiring. And there is so much I wanted to say. You might almost say I have been br...
How long is it reasonable to wait for a reply from a journalist? In an email age, and when an inky wretch has a corporate @ddress, is half a week long enough?
Three days ago I wrote to one such, who had taken up the pen against Terminator technology (new readers, see here and here.) She had said:
BBC News is saying that a new UK report is calling for all new farming practices to be assessed for their environmental impact. At the moment, only genetic modification requires this sort of assessment. [Reuters UK] has a slightly different perspective.
I haven’t read the report, obviously, but...
What a pleasant surprise! While it is perfectly possible to derive teeny gobs of undiluted pleasure from an [Egorati]1 search, how much nicer to be exploring something of genuine interest and come across a cross reference. I wandered over from the most recent Tangled Bank to Dan Jones’ Proper St...