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Calms and storms

May 21, 2013

It was a grey Sunday morning in Anghiari, the clouds hanging low over the hills on the far side of …

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Ruthless planning

May 9, 2013

It has been a busy few days here chez O’Neill, the first of my builder’s latest sojourn.  To be fair …

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Days like today

December 13, 2012

Like some Indiana Jones adventurer emerging from the thick jungle to gaze upon the uncluttered valley below, I have emerged …

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Evening without carols

December 12, 2012

Tonight was the last meeting of the year for the Parliament Choir, and, having rehearsed, performed and signed off our …

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Words

December 11, 2012

I despise the way that some words have shifted from their original meaning. Among those words we may number “literally” …

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Deadlines

December 2, 2012

Frenetic does not go part of the way to describing how the past couple of days have been, the payoff …

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Psychedelic dragon

November 26, 2012

So what of the weekend? Saturday was calm by recent standards, although I needed to shift some work around in …

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Exploring the highways

November 17, 2012

It seems that the final chord of the Brahms Requiem performance on Wednesday evening heralded (note this word) the beginning …

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Early to rise

October 31, 2012

As I write I am sitting in one of my favourite hidey holes in Wimbledon, scanning the web for anything …

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The busyness of the business

October 24, 2012

The busyness of my business has continued into the start of the week, and I am following my rhythm of …

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