During the ten years I was interested in writing drama, I had eight plays produced on radio and on stage, but I was always more interested in writing prose. I've had two novels published by three publishers, but I have eight unpublished novels. All ten books are now available on Kindle.This blog was set up to give me an internet presence and help to promote these ebooks. So I'm a writer and playwright who lives in Edinburgh.
Friday, 27 February 2015
Allotment at the end of winter
I'm really just trying to download photies onto this laptop. The top two are from my mobile phone and the bottom one is from the camera I got off my daughter. I don't find this Windows 8 stuff helpful at all. Anyway, if I can manage to get the photies off the cameras, I might pay more attention to this blog when I go my holidays in a week. It hardly seems any time since I got back from India, and I'm feeling wound up right now about going elsewhere.
But I watched a telly programme last night about monasteries and I spoke to my spiritual friend the day before yesterday about zen monasteries and their routines. So I'll be a month in one of those monasteries. I'm starting to look forward to that!! Even getting up at four in the morning. A whole month of complete detox. That's what I call spring cleaning!
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ReplyDeleteI fear you have rather shattered Abdul's impression of dear old Blighty. I heard him talking to his pals. He is Yao, which I don't speak at all, but it sounded something like: "Izi bing guello. Indi bwana friend Fat Mac ngwana diti mbonga flatscreen weru ndoro TV no bigger than a satnav!"
I tried to explain that, for the nouveaux bourgeois riche in Blighty, a normal sized TV is sometimes seen as being a little crude, but I fear that it rather got lost in translation.
MM III