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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Lost in translation
Writing about wine last week brought some interesting comments; for example Terry from the New Kimrick in Mojacar said that he had done a wine tasting so that his customers could have an input into the wines that would be … Continue reading
Living the nightmare
Working in property sales in Spain for nearly six years, I’ve seen the boom and bust of the economic cycle and experience first hand how the previous sins of Councils, the Junta de Andalucía, developers, banks, solicitors and unscrupulous estate … Continue reading
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Party games that go wrong
When I was little a popular party game was stick the tail on the donkey; and a similar game involving being twirled around blind folded and then trying to hit something soft hanging from a tree. I made up my … Continue reading
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If it aint broke then….
Plastic trees aside; I wonder if anybody’s ever managed to keep a Christmas tree alive for another Xmas. Living in London in the 90s my then girlfriend and I were so in love with our tree one year that we … Continue reading
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Eat drink and be merry
Happy 2012 to all that read my scribblings; I hope the news is not as full of doom and gloom as 2011. The Arab Spring, Gadaffi, Mubarak, Bin Laden, Bahrain, Afghanistan and Iraq, the list seems endless. Even Tibetan monks … Continue reading
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The perceived risks of travel
There’s been plenty of fodder recently for comedians with all the reported delays at UK airport terminals, not so funny for anyone caught up in the queues. The fear business is alive and well and the huge sums spent by … Continue reading
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The Joy of travel
It started off well with the usual breeze through security at Almeria airport and yet again the water machine kindly gave me two bottles instead of one. Arriving in Blighty I knew a delay at UK passport control was likely … Continue reading
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There is a frog in my pool
To mark the passing of the seasons I note the first of this or the last of that. Summer officially started for me when the cursed socks were relegated back to the drawer. In the village where we live Donkey … Continue reading
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Francisco Franco – an early history
Until November 1975 Spain was ruled by a dictator who styled himself Caudillo de España, por la gracia de Dios, or Leader of Spain by the grace of God or Francisco Franco as he is better known. A through and … Continue reading
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The perceived risks of travel
There’s been plenty of fodder recently for comedians with all the reported delays at UK airport terminals, not so funny for anyone caught up in the queues. The fear business is alive and well and the huge sums spent by … Continue reading
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