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We were asked whether we would look after a Terrier for a couple of weeks. I wasn’t sure. I knew what a Terrier was: a yippy yappy thing...
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Ian
Feb 18, 20206 min read
Concentrate!
Concentration Like most, I can’t wait for the children to return to school after this latest lockdown. I’m a part-time teacher and it was...
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Ian
Jan 7, 20207 min read
@ianmichaelhornett Best Facebook Posts From 2019
I keep getting messages from Facebook saying that my review for the year is ready – an album of my top photos of 2019 from my Facebook...
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Ian
Dec 23, 201915 min read
Maggie Mattheson: Min-spy Christmas Special
Maggie Mattheson: Min-spy Christmas Special ‘Why do you need me here? You could’ve come to this on your own.’ Maggie and Joshua shuffled...
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Ian
Nov 1, 20198 min read
#confused face emoji
I have an app that helps me relax which I have been using for about a year. I do ten minutes a day of meditation; it helps me to wind...
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Ian
Aug 2, 201910 min read
Latitude 2019
‘You can’t change your mind now because I’ve paid for it. Are you sure you want to go?’ I take another sip of wine and watch the credits...
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Ian
Jul 10, 20196 min read
Book Flog Dog Blog
Koda, the gorgeous chocolate Labrador that we are looking after, gets fed twice a day, straight after his walks. It is hilarious to...
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Ian
Jun 28, 20197 min read
The Dog Log Blog
One of my favourite scenes from any film, ever. Inspector Clouseau is checking into a hotel and sees a small shaggy dog. ‘Does your dog...
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Ian
Apr 9, 20195 min read
The green room
I’ve been thinking about all the fame that’s likely to come my way if my book really takes off. I am not an extrovert, by any means, but...
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Ian
Mar 30, 20196 min read
Mess
I’m not too keen on mess. We visited my son’s student house a few times last year and each time we went, it took all of my will-power to...
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Ian
Mar 25, 20193 min read
Giving blood
For the first time ever, I made an appointment to give blood. I have no idea why it took me so long to get my name down. It had been on...
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Ian
Mar 18, 20193 min read
An Email from the country of Nigelia
I got an email today. This is what it said: Hello I am Engineer G.B.Williams a petrochemical/oil exploration engineer with PERSIAN GULF...
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Ian
Mar 18, 20195 min read
Getting Lost part 3 in the trilogy
Congratulations! You have managed to negotiate all your way round the wide world web into my tiny website to this blog. If you think...
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Ian
Mar 14, 20191 min read
A Point of Order
I’ve had a rebuke since I first started blogging. More than one, actually. So let me take this chance to clarify something. People are...
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Ian
Mar 12, 20194 min read
Getting Lost (again)
I was inspired to write something about this theme by my mum. In the last post, I may have implied, by suggesting she was lost but we had...
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Ian
Mar 8, 20193 min read
Getting lost
This is the first in a theme I would like to explore, prompted by my mum, Glad, who has a couple of stories which I will share with you...
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Ian
Mar 5, 20193 min read
Laddies That Launch
Why the title, 'Laddies That Launch'? An explanation is required. Hopefully, you all get the pun? A play on words from 'Ladies that...
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