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Monday morning, I expected the usual routine of ignoring Torrance’s latest regurgitation of his article, but no Scottish Twitter was buzzing over something else…

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Feedback

The piece I did for Bella this week has had a few comments (so it’s nice to know people did read it) with a range of responses; some positive, some not. It’s been an interesting experience reading them, as it’s not the same as getting feedback here from people who know me. (I’ve never blocked a comment on here by the way.)

Toxic Times

I’ve not felt like writing these last couple of days, the piece I had started on the Referendum scaremongering (both sides) seems trite after what has happened. But to say nothing? It is impossible to gloss over what has happened.

There at least

I dunno, I spend days not being able to think of anything to write, then do 3 in 2 days. I had a conversation with Philip Sim of the BBC earlier after seeing this tweet.

Glutton for punishment

I really must be I read Torrance’s article yesterday and then today I tried to read Daisley. The joy of the block button means I get to miss the majority of his analysis & “witticisms” but occasionally one gets through. Today’s offering via STV  was tweeted with the comment “She may have brought the SNP to heel but what now for Ruth Davidson MSP, asks Journo Stephen?”

Haves & have nots

This week it was reported by an independent think tank, the High Pay Centre, (which does seem to be cross-party) that Britain suffers poverty & inequality at levels last seen in Victorian times.

What I did on my holidays…

Was realise how much I rely on the Internet. Not just for the laughs on Twitter but for the news, blogs and podcasts. You can only spend so much time lurking in pubs and coffee shops for free wifi because family time is supposed to be time with your family and it starts to looks like you are either a caffeine addict or alcoholic after a while.