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This week, thanks to my generous wife, I am reading “A Tale for the Dark Times” by Ian Rankin
Author Archives: Eric Sinclair
Self-isolation
What to do? I suppose the last time I chose to self-isolate (healthy, young, foolish) was back in the 1970s when a combination of endless rainy season storms, an unreliable little motor cycle and flood-damaged, horribly dangerous forest tracks kept … Continue reading
Are the Thought Police on their way?
I was fortunate when at school to have an inspirational English teacher who tried to get us all thinking. At least, he was inspirational to me – I know that some of my contemporaries did not find him so, but … Continue reading
Collective Wellbeing
What is a successful nation? I ask, because this was the question the First Minister of Scotland attempted to answer last month. According to Ms Sturgeon, Scotland is “redefining what it means to be a successful nation”. She went on … Continue reading
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Tagged nicola sturgeon, Scotland, Scottish Government, Scottish Review, stroke, thrombectomy, thrombolysis, wellbeing
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New year, new me… Maybe
Belated happy new year! As we enter a new year and new decade, you will, like me, have noticed lots of newspaper and internet features along the lines of “New Year, New You”. These are usually accompanied by brightly coloured … Continue reading
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Tagged Deeside Stroke Group, dog, happy new year, man, stroke, stroke association, treadmill, whippet
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Christmas 2019
Merry Christmas to all followers of this blog
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Double negatives and big girls’ blouses
My wife – a wise owl, who never tweets (at least in the internet sense) -remarked recently, apropos of nothing, “We wouldn’t be human if we weren’t fallible.” Despite the double negative in that statement, she had offered me a … Continue reading
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Tagged big girls blouse, Boris Johnson, debate, Desmond Tutu, Jeremy Corbyn, orkney
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Gardening Notes
1 September, and our fruit trees are doing well this year. We could never have made that statement in Orkney, where we lived for 10 years. Orkney has other compensations, however – see the header picture of this blog Apple … Continue reading
Reflections
Responding to a recent survey on stroke care from the Scottish Government, I made the point that in stroke care psychological and emotional therapy should be provided where needed alongside physical therapy. In hindsight, I now feel even more strongly … Continue reading
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Tagged Aberdeen, Akershus, Deeside Books, nhs, stroke, stroke association
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Sūji wa dokushin ni kagiru
Note to Meghan and Harry – “Naming that Baby after me will not change my way of life.” Archie Meanwhile, a gold star to you if you know what the title of this post means. It may … Continue reading
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February 2019 – man removes clothing on Aboyne golf course
“It was so warm we had to take our pullovers off on the golf course.” This statement was made to me today by an Aboyne resident who had been enjoying the full benefit of a record temperature for February on … Continue reading
