It’s a Dog Life (16)

Featuring conversation with British Gaas in Saath Afrika (usually requiring 1 hour plus on hold to get through), and conversations with alternative energy supplier– whose name means “a very long period of time indeed” (refering to the waiting time to speak to their fractional better UK? based call centres),and email and text communication < >Continue reading “It’s a Dog Life (16)”

It’s a Dogs Life (14)

Well I got my first Covid vaccination as a special birthday gift. (It just happened to fall the day prior). Hooray! Of course it wasn’t at all straightforwards, just getting to the centre turned out to be an exercise in (to quote from Mr Prachet’s Unseen University) “Cruel and Unusual Geography”. Who knew that Sat-navContinue reading “It’s a Dogs Life (14)”

It’s a Dog’s Life (6)

I am not normally prey to maukish sentimentality, but I do harbour a (hopefully) hidden ocassional weakness in that direction. Also, for someone strongly grounded in rational pragmatism, I manage to embrace a supersticious belief that sometimes, if you look, the universe sends you signs, pointing the way (or maybe a way). Well the houseContinue reading “It’s a Dog’s Life (6)”