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Catch the Breeze
Oct 4th
This is my favourite photograph I've taken for quite a while. It's a pretty simple affair, my daughter Kitty catching the breeze on the jetty at West Bay in Dorset.
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- Welcome to GrumpyDaddy. Here you'll find the trials and tribulations of me - Harry. During the time writing this blog I've been a single bloke, married, father of newborn twins and widower, husband and father again. A professional writer by trade, this is the place where I exorcise (and exercise) all my personal nonsense, most often (but not limited to) my experiences as a husband and father of three children. Note - not all the grumpyness is genuine.
Random Ramblings
- Journey to the WestYesterday was a rather exciting day, to the say the least, because Patpat, Kitty and I visited RJ's parish for the first time. This was also the longest trip out we've taken the twins on. Just our luck then that a journey that should take just under…
- The New TV Editing MenaceI've written before about some of modern television's mad new techniques to stretch half an hour into an hour slot. Shows like Location Location do this a lot and I ranted about it here.But there's an even more annoying technique starting to appear o…
- Not TellingI've had an amazing week and there's so much I want to tell everyone about what's going on in my life right now. But I think I'll keep my secrets a little longer. I think all may be revealed on Monday though. :)
- Bloody Hell It's ColdI've just been on a trip over to Hammersmith and back and believe me it's certainly cold in London today. Every time the tube door opened on the Hammersmith & City Line train a wall of freezing cold air wafter in. It was a very interesting trip t…
- The Doomsday CodeChannel 4 broadcasted a very interesting documentary this evening called The Doomsday Code. Presented by Tony Robinson, in one of his much better performances, this investigated the End Times believers. The cancerous subset within Christianity especially…
- Journey to the West
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