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Tag Archives: headline news
How do you see cartoons?
I like animated movies, and have The Incredibles, Despicable Me, Up, Brother Bear, and Flushed Away to name just a few. As a kid, it was Jungle Book, Peter Pan, The Aristocats, and Dumbo. I can’t watch the latter without … Continue reading
Posted in current events, film/tv/book, Just a thought, Opinions
Tagged animation, headline news, movies
8 Comments
News Headline: Lockdowns
OK, fair warning, this is a rant as my anger rises about how pathetic our politicians are. This is my five cents worth, my opinion, and I’m perfectly happy for readers sick of hearing about the virus giving this post … Continue reading
Posted in current events, miscellaneous, Opinions, Uncategorized
Tagged headline news, news, opinion, rant
13 Comments
A couple of headline snippets
As everyone in the UK is aware, trying to obtain practical PPE is difficult here. Hubby prefers FFP3 /P98 masks as it provides 98% protection against contagions, but has been unable to get any for months. The one-use disposable items … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Just a thought, Opinions, people
Tagged headline news, headlines, news
13 Comments
Headline grabber: 18 Jan 2020
I’ve just seen this on Yahoo (link) Apart from the Andrex toilet rolls (I paid £3.75 for 9 in Tesco this month and they are actually the same price in Lidl at the moment) and Weetabix which was over £2 … Continue reading
Posted in budgets, current events, Just a thought, money matters, My life, observations, Opinions, shopping
Tagged budgets, headline news, shopping
3 Comments
News Headline Comment: 17 Sept
Hubby loves me, as I do him. I know that. I don’t question it, it’s a given. He has a nickname for me, as I do him. That nickname is endearing and he refers to me a lot as such … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Just a thought, My life, Opinions
Tagged headline news, humour, SWMBO
12 Comments
He’s at it Again
You can choose your friends, but you’re stuck with family. Just when you thought Thomas Markle had finally got the message, up he pops in the media again today (link) and (link). Some of it had already been reported, but … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Just a thought, miscellaneous, observations, Opinions, people, Uncategorized
Tagged headline news, media reports, personal opinion
6 Comments
Headline grabber 2: 31st July 2018
WARNING: not the usual kind of post from me, but the subject matter is enough to make anyone’s blood boil. When I was a kid, we had gangs, all boys, all girls and a mixture of the two and little … Continue reading
Posted in current events, miscellaneous, Opinions
Tagged headline news, media, news, social media
6 Comments
Headline Comment (a rant)
England beat Sweden 2 – 0 to make it through to the semi finals and will play Croatia on Wednesday. Oh goody, at least the darts won’t be cancelled this week because of a footie match. But I digress. First … Continue reading
Product Recall
Hubby and I don’t buy sweetcorn unless it’s in a bag of frozen mixed veg, so when we saw this headline a couple of days ago, we weren’t too worried (source). Warning to cook frozen sweetcorn properly after nine deaths That … Continue reading
Headline comment: 20 sept
When I saw this headline this morning, I immediately thought of ‘Susan’, the money grabbing bride of my post Headline : Bride cancels her wedding after guests refuse to pay for it Here we go to a more practical view, though … Continue reading →