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Alas the incident that occurred more or less on my door step on Saturday night / Sunday morning has now turned into a murder investigation
thamesvalley.police.uk/news/…
Slightly in a juxtapose positions with something owing to something earlier … and slightly narked as a result
Morning on this Wednesday hump day
Well across the pond the tide has turned in both the House and Senate, changing the way things will go for the final two years of the most turbulent tin-pot Presidency ever
Depressing? Adding a spit of cheer or too bloody early?
First tree of the year spotted at Sainsbury’s
ALT A Christmas tree at Sainsbury’s next to a small Starbucks fridge
Morning folks 👋🏻
Well what a weekend, firstly got the mop chopped (before on the left and after on the right) and then ended up living in a sort of semi-shut down of The Hub where I live due to this incident on Sunday
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cmly…
thamesvalley.police.uk/news/…
Over on Trek Culture, Seán Ferrick has done a lovely little piece about the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart - take go grab a brew and take 15 minutes … you deserve it
youtu.be/pH66XnOqV4Y
Well said 👏🏻👏🏻
I’m surprisingly emotional about the passing of Sir Patrick Stewart.
Star Trek is special.
I remember vividly as a nine year old watching the first episode of STTNG on the BBC, Encounter at Farpoint after school.
I was hooked. Here was an optimistic, positive view of the future, of an evolved humanity. Somehow as a young gay, it spoke to me.
Now I know that Sir Pat was a far more accomplished actor, but he held it together. He made it what it was. And was a Brit too, so made it all immediately familiar.
Obviously many series’ followed. But he was the one constant.
Thank you for everything 🖖
Sir Patrick Stewart: Actor who moved effortlessly between Star Trek and Shakespeare
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cye0…
The band striking up a musical interlude on the Concourse at Paddington and an ariel view down
ALT Military band on Paddington station concourse from high
ALT Military band on Paddington station concourse
ALT Military band on Paddington station concourse
ALT Ariel view down onto the war memorial at London Paddington
