A response to my friend The Microphone Tart, AKA The God Of Thunder. x

Hear we are and it's CHAPTER 19 - A Mixture Of Highs & Lows... just over a week since Chapter 18... bet I can't keep that up!

Send me a message - [email protected]

It's been a while! I thought it was about time I proved I was still alive and kicking. 

As you can tell, I'm alive, or I wouldn't be writing this introduction. As for kicking... well, that's just not English, is it!

Here's the latest rendition... Chapter Eighteen - It's been a while!

That email address: [email protected]

It's been a while! I thought it was about time I proved I was still alive and kicking. 

As you can tell, I'm alive, or I wouldn't be writing this introduction. As for kicking... well, that's just not English, is it!

Here's the latest rendition... Chapter Eighteen - It's been a while!

That email address: [email protected]

As we celebrated the 80th anniversary of the end of WW2, it seemed appropriate to air an interview I produced for the BBC over 30 years ago. 

Two elderly ladies, Grace Mellor and Agnes Mietz, discuss those final days of the war and how it affected them.

A friend died recently and reminded me of another friend who died some time ago!

For my friends Tony Blakeman and Phil Morgan. RIP old friends.

Bit of an update, not too long!

I remember there was a thunder storm, the three of us were standing in the semi-darkness waiting for the inevitable! (PIC: Land Army Girls during WW2. Back row, on the right is Maisie Wooley)

This chapter may contain things that could upset you, which is not my intention.

Sit back, get comfy, and listen to The Ghostly Smell Of Rice Pudding - Chapter 12 and a half - Hearts & Strings.

The photo (above) is me just before I had my haircut following the three month lockdown for Covid. The bandana? Well it was a present from my granddaughter... who's name is Seren... which, I understand, is Welsh for Star!

The previous chapter ended with 'I was invited for an interview... on the day I was due to return from New York!'...

I think I need to explain.