I hope everybody reading will understand the expression ‘wisdom dressed in stupid clothes’. Although I’ve just invented it on the spot, it refers to the everyday occurance of somebody saying or doing something fairly dim, which unintentionally makes a decent point. Read the rest of this entry »
Many of you will remember, like I do, the days when garden furniture consisted of deck chairs and the occasional wooden table. Some people would splash out on metal furniture but, by and large, it was considered something of a pain of the butt (literally). Read the rest of this entry »
Although sitting outside at this time of year is probably illegal under the suicide act (if that’s even a real thing), there is increasing amounts of evidence suggesting people who spend more time relaxing in the garden are less likely to suffer from mood disorders and mental illnesses like depression and anxiety. Read the rest of this entry »
