Nad Dad has seen a new item added – another cartoon with its focus on … well, you’ll have to visit the site to see. This one was done as a watercolour. As mentioned on … (Read More)

And now for something completely different. Nad Dad is an Unstated offshoot – a newly launched ongoing series of cartoons about a daughter and her dad. These are early days, but it will evolve. Visit … (Read More)

Getting Directions (the Unstated offshoot) has had three updates in the last month. From whether you can trust your own brain to the value of basic human kindness, and pondering the uncertainty about just what … (Read More)

The Unstated offshoot Rumination has had two new updates lately, covering civil unrest at Christmas, and the role of culture in changing human society. It’s perhaps surprising what doesn’t change despite the passing years, rather … (Read More)

With Getting Directions now properly back up to speed, there have been quite a few updates lately. As always, the topics range far-and-wide – but they are always, at root, about humans – and people … (Read More)

Rumination has three new updates. Covering topics ranging from the victim of a crime to the claim that there’s just one science, and some thoughts about the mess the UK is in because of the … (Read More)

It’s been a long time coming, but, Getting Directions has now been brought up to speed again. You’ll find all the entries now have end-of-the-day contextualising introductions to, well, provide a context for what follows. … (Read More)

After a silent few weeks, Rumination has seen a new entry with Dog Thoughts.

Rumination has seen three new entries. Covid-19 provides the context for just one of them (‘Breaking Ice’). ‘Pointless Stones’ looks at the importance – or otherwise – of gravestones. ‘Being Sensibly Selfish’ is a relatively … (Read More)

Rumination has seen three more updates. Of course, Covid-19 looms large one way or another in people’s thoughts. There’s anger; there’s thoughtfulness. ‘We’re All Guilty’ raises the issue of personal responsibility for poor government While … (Read More)