Rishi Sunak is our current Prime Minister (who knew?) He only became Prime Minister because the previous one hate fucked the economy and got beat out by a lettuce in forty nine days (imagine being the leader of the United Kingdom for only forty nine days! It’s a good job Liz Truss has no shame)Continue reading “What’s the Point of Rishi Sunak”
Category Archives: Ed
Covid Inquiry
The Covid Inquiry in the UK is finally underway. To put this into context, Sweden finished their inquiry in February 2022. Other countries are already in the throes of theirs. We’re late to the party. We all need answers and they need to be full and frank and without question. From the clown show thatContinue reading “Covid Inquiry”
The Office
I remember watching the British version of The Office many years ago and thinking it was genius. I wasn’t as enamoured with it to be classed as a hardcore fan and quoting it all the time, but I enjoyed it greatly. The characters were hilarious but strangely familiar. A little sent up, but I couldContinue reading “The Office”
Lego
This week I wanted to write about something I find fun even though it may be looked on as a bit childish. I’ve never been worried about that really, but sometimes it’s fun to do something that you find fun and being a bit sheepish about it shouldn’t stop you from doing it or tellingContinue reading “Lego”
Guest Authors
When I started to write the blog, I didn’t really have grand plans, still don’t really. Everyone was supportive and over many posts I have gained a lovely following of avid readers. It was a surprise then when friends came to me and said they’d like to write a post. I mean, I did advertiseContinue reading “Guest Authors”
Psychological Therapy
I’ve been going to chat with a therapist or a counsellor, I never know which to use. They are a chartered counselling psychologist which is a bit of a mouthful. I’ll stick with therapist. I’ve mentioned before that they have a way of mildly rebuking me when I’m being a little silly, that makes meContinue reading “Psychological Therapy”
The Boy on the Train – Long Read
I was in a show last week. I didn’t advertise it because I didn’t really know how to talk about it until it was done and the tickets sold so quickly and completely, I didn’t feel the need to. Also I’m conscious that I wang on about acting and theatre a little too much andContinue reading “The Boy on the Train – Long Read”
Voting
I know, I know, I wrote about voting recently, but it’s important so I’m writing again in the hope that I can at least get one more person to realise they will need to take ID with them the next time they vote. This is important. I often hear nowadays how people feel hopeless andContinue reading “Voting”
Serious Crimes
There was a news article that I read recently on the BBC that really provoked my ire. Click on the button below to read it for yourself if you too would like to get a bit angry. The article covers the fact that the Metropolitan Police Service have moved officers from serious crime and terrorismContinue reading “Serious Crimes”
Politicians Are Not Celebrities
When Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson made his debut on Have I Got News For You, he was found to be a bumbling amusing journalist that most of us probably never thought would one day become Prime Minister. O how silly we were. This tousle-haired walking sack of custard (I’ve nicked that from someone whoContinue reading “Politicians Are Not Celebrities”