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The Digest 14/07/2025

'm a migrant. My Mum and Dad were migrants. My paternal grandparents were migrants. Being white and reasonably well-off, I have more often been called expat than immigrant. I'd say there are many meanings and inferences contained in modern usage of the word "immigrant".

The Digest 29/06/25

The humidity increased steadily. By now, quads, calves and hamstrings were unified in their complaints.

The Digest 22/06/25

Rather than a novel, or a treatise, the book is a collection of radio broadcasts that C.S. Lewis made on the BBC during the Second World War.

The Digest (s) 08/06 and 15/06 -2025

Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but trust me when I say, the only comment I, or anyone else making a positive change wants to hear is: "That's great! Well done you. I'm sure you'll smash it." Just so you know.

The Digest 01/06/25

I checked in, to discover that Sean and Jamie were to walk the same route that Stu and I walked; the Camino francés - starting from St Jean Pied de Port at the foot of the French Pyrenees.

The Digest 18/05/25

In Monopoly terms, I've turned over the Community Chest card that levies house repairs having put loads of houses on Bond Street, Regent Street, Oxford Street, Park Lane and Mayfair.

The Digest 27/04/25

Fifty-five, don't you know? How the hell did that happen? Last time I checked, I was in my late twenties, drinking far too much in Central Europe.

The Digest 20/04/25

Today is truly a feasting day. To the extent that hospital admissions for overeating skyrocket. I'm all for it. Crack on, I say.
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