Blogging
“Moderation in everything,” my late mother used to say, somewhat ironically given how much unused wool and unpainted china she left behind. But, like many clichés, it has a deep element of truth, as I’ve discovered by disconnecting somewhat from my normal blogging-twittering-photographing lifestyle. A quiet weekend with friends
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 [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/08/27-Wedding.jpg]People don’t lose battles with cancer [http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/ni/2008/08/why_sudders_didnt_lose_his_bat.html]. From the BBC’
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[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/08/adders%40me.com_375dac7a.jpg] No blogging about journalism right now – I’m tired and ratty (persuade your parents not to die – it’s just too much damn hard work clearing up after them) and anything I try to
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[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2008/07/DSCF0189.jpg?ssl=1] There are some phrases that your head just refuses to accept as applying to you. “My Mum is dead” is one of them. But my head is going to have to get used to the
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Due to family issues, I’ll be taking a short break from this blog. See you in a week or two.
akismet
Back in London, back at work. And this is what has been occupying me today: 1. Movable Type 4.1 has been working very well for us during my week away. We’re into “steady as she goes” mode, until we go up to [4.2](http://www.movabletype.org/
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The only way I’ve been able to get internet access for much of the past week: The apartment where Mum & I have been staying in Norwich while she undergoes chemotherapy has WiFi, via the coffee shop nearby. Sadly, the only place I could get a reliable, regular signal
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I’m afraid that posting might be a bit patchy this week. I’m away with Mum for her week of hospital treatment and have only patchy access to WiFi in the nearby coffee shop. I’ll get stuff up whenever I can. Mind you, given how good the coffee
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 [http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2007/11/Iain-Dale-in-Blue.jpg] Apologies for the protracted silence. A family member has gone straight from a hospital stay into a bout of chemotherapy, and I’ve been designated
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As some of you reading this might be aware, I lost my Dad to cancer five years ago. Now my Mum is fighting her own battle with it. Both of them have been hugely aided by the local Halesworth Community Care Fund, a charitably-funded local body that provides care and
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Sorry for the interruption in service here. A family member was hospitalised a week ago, and, on the whole, blogging seemed less important than dealing with that. Anyway, the emergency is passed and so I’m back at the keyboard. Miss me?
