A personal reflection on the novel ‘Jubilee’, by Shelly Harris
Another novel picked for our book club, and this one is the best so far. Jubilee, a first novel by British/South African author Shelly Harris, is the story of two photographs. […]
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More on John Terry’s penalty miss
Following on from my post a couple of days ago, I found some more quotes by John Terry who missed the penalty that (he thinks) lost the Champions League final […]
Goals, goals, goals – success and failure
This was the final moment of the season. The moment the whole season had been building up to. Chelsea had already lost the League Cup and the Premiership in the […]
Shooting in Illinois University – Why again?
Why does this always seem to happen in the United States? A gunman entered the campus at Cole Hall, a place where students tend to gather, opened fire, killed 6, […]
Just Do It!
Ten years ago, Internet Entrepreneur Carmine Collettion got a tattoo. It was a simple shape, easily identifiable by many of us – the Nike swoosh. Why did he do it? […]
The Bus
I don’t often wear my dog collar. Much of my work is informal and is made easier if I don’t. However there are times when a collar is necessary and […]
