Ahh … well anyway. I liked it very much

Thanks. I think I was thinking about the "here we are" as in "I didn’t expect it to have been such a fuss - but here we are"

Ain’t nothing like a jazz hands apocalypse!

Is that the case? @mwplovesmusic.bsky.social

I absolutely love this one Rob. It feels like it speaks to me personally.

She must have had it snapped up by a publisher and had to delete it.

I’m with him in the supermarket. The amount of times that I have to ring and ask what something on the list is, or ask a fellow shopper. It’s all fenugreek to me. Great poem though.

Brilliant! Takes me right back to the sweaty venues of the late 70s. The joy of scorn!

I’m really no expert, but isn’t that inadvisable? Like blending three single malt whiskies?

Is the television on? Can you make out what is on?

Excellent. I shall look forward to it.

What a shame - It is three o'clock in the morning in Yorkshire at 7pm PST and I don't think I could survive being up at such an hour. Hope it goes well!

Great link to a great article. I’m off to check my urethra for fistulas now.

Thats a fine window. Yes ... I'm not in a monogamous relationship with Peterborough, but I probably know it better than any other. Catherine of Aragon is buried there. Spanish people bring her oranges. And the gravedigger who buried her (and Mary Queen of Scots) has his portrait on the wall.

I'm not sure where in Newcastle he is appearing, but I understand that he is also going to Scarborough (on friday 28th Nov) and Exeter (Tuesday 2nd Dec) You can find him on Instagram www.instagram.com/gazapoets/ and at www.gazapoets.org

Phone pictures are really good these days - you’ve got a great one there.

That’s a great photograph! Do you live in Lincoln? I’m in South Yorkshire, but my favourite cathedral (at the moment) is Peterborough, I occasionally meet my daughter there, as is is halfway between here and where she lives in London.