Yesterday I went for a glorious walk in the sunshine. I went first to a small reserve - pristine, quiet water meadows beside the Cherwell that have never been ploughed. Lots of butterflies. Then I found a superb cedar tree and after that I watched some cricket, the air full of the scent of newly mown grass, with buttercups, daisies, bluebells, dandelions and more around the boundary. Yesterday was a !!! day. I noticed in the papers this morning that there'd been a Budget. Ah well.
Nige, who, like Mr Kenneth Horne, prefers to remain anonymous, is a co-blogger on The Dabbler and the Bryan Appleyard Thought Experiments blog, the sole blogger on this one, and a wholly owned subsidiary of NigeCorp.
I think you've pinpointed the intricacies of the Darling's economic machinations pretty succinctly there.
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ReplyDeleteYesterday I went for a glorious walk in the sunshine. I went first to a small reserve - pristine, quiet water meadows beside the Cherwell that have never been ploughed. Lots of butterflies. Then I found a superb cedar tree and after that I watched some cricket, the air full of the scent of newly mown grass, with buttercups, daisies, bluebells, dandelions and more around the boundary. Yesterday was a !!! day. I noticed in the papers this morning that there'd been a Budget. Ah well.
ReplyDeleteYeah that's about the size of it Nige, and also Mark.
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