THE SMALL THINGS
A blog of Scotland, horses, dogs, love and trees.
Tuesday, 31 January 2017
A very, very happy day.
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Despite the fact that I was pretending to be very butch about it, I was rather dreading hitting fifty. I know it’s only a number and it...
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Friday, 27 January 2017
In which I am a little bit of a wimp.
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I wrote a long and rather serious and possibly controversial blog today. Then I stared at it in doubt. Did I really want to wade into t...
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Thursday, 26 January 2017
Fifty.
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I’ve been feeling a bit ropey for the last few days. People in the village say there is a bug going round. But I don’t have time for bu...
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Wednesday, 25 January 2017
What old friends can do.
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I am being a bit hopeless and goofy at the moment, so I’m feeling a bit hopeless and goofy. The hopelessness and goofiness did not aris...
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Tuesday, 24 January 2017
In which I make a rather sad bet.
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I love reading journalists with whom I disagree. I think it’s very important, to keep that creaking old mind open. For years, I’ve read...
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365 Days of Shakespeare.
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Comedy of Errors. I missed my Shakespeare yesterday, as the day galloped away with me. This day was almost galloping too, but I stern...
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Monday, 23 January 2017
The missing, the mother, the thoroughbred.
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I’m thinking of writing a sequel to The Happy Horse. This is partly because I love writing about horses, and partly because people seem...
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Friday, 20 January 2017
365 Days of Shakespeare.
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I start on The Comedy of Errors, which is another play I do not know at all. To my absolute astonishment, on the very day that Donald T...
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From weakness comes strength.
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The astonishing thing about confessing to weakness is that it brings a renewed wash of strength. I still don’t really know how this hap...
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Thursday, 19 January 2017
365 Days of Shakespeare.
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I’ve been rather wrought low over the last couple of days, so I did not even read my Shakespeare. This was an act of folly, since he ma...
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