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Cashmere, 23.10.20

On October 23, 2020October 27, 2020 By Jim HarrisIn Breakfast, Pause for Thought, Zoe Ball

Last year, I did a Bad Thing. It started as a Good Thing, but like so many Good Things, it ended badly: I set the wrong programme on the washing machine. Now, I am the washer, dryer and putter-away of washing in our house.  I change the beds, pair the socks and fold the pants.  …

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Guilty, 19.4.16

On April 19, 2016June 9, 2020 By Jim HarrisIn Breakfast, Chris Evans, Pause for Thought

Since I came off the bike last week, I’ve been very sore.  Shaken and stirred. The timing has been bad.  The Easter break is hardly finished, and let’s face it, getting injured or sick after the holidays is such a cliché; it’s like saying ‘the cheque’s in the post’.  Yeah, right.  And because it’s a …

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