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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
- Barclays Fraud PreventionI received an answer phone message today from Barclays Fraud Prevention, asking me to call 0800 389 1652. I'm glad I actually called the bank before doing a Google search of the number. If I'd done the search I wouldn't have been able to confirm the a…
- Wedded BlissHi Folks. We're back. Thanks to all who made our wedding such as special day. We had a fabulous honeymoon in Cornwall and married life is just fantastic.
- The Fundies Are Coming?Last night Channel 4 aired an interesting and rather unintentionally funny documentary called In God's Name about the danger in Britain of fundamentalist Christians gaining influence and power in the UK political system. On the whole, while entertaini…
- What's Wrong with PF Hamilton?I've almost reached the end of Peter F. Hamilton's The Dreaming Void, his latest epic science-fiction novel. And while it's not as good as The Reality Dysfunction or Pandora's Star - it's a pretty good read. But one thing bugs me about Hamilton's wor…
- Bye Bye BabySo I expect it's the W50 that I'll be taking everywhere for the next few weeks. In some ways I'm rather excited. With no fancy DSLR technology to back me up I'm going to have to make sure my composition really improves. By the time my Canon DSLR comes home I actually hope I will finally deserve it.
- Barclays Fraud Prevention
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