Anne Hailes Today

  June already. Where did April go, and May. There has been little by way of colour in our garden anyway, lots of shades of […]

  I’ve had a bad morning with my Face Book, now fixed but why do they keep asking you to sign in – don’t these […]

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My head is full of sweety mice. The election has come to it’s conclusion yet still it rumbles on – towards what? Dear knows but […]

Birds of a Feather Colleague Frances Burscough wrote in the Telegraph Weekend magazine yesterday that this is International Dawn Chorus Day so she would be […]

It’s almost ten o’clock in the morning. In Belfast the sun is shining for now, set to change they say; in London they are lamenting […]

  Today 700, last week 440. More than the capacity of the Grand Opera House. Imagine all those people ending up floating in the sea, […]

Pit Little Pat, Little April Showers Yesterday was manic, the Grand National, the golf, the boat race (male and female) the Philadelphia Story on television […]

  Easter Greetings Easter is such an important time of the year to many. What a story and if the reports are accurate, one of […]

What a sad week it has been. The plane tragedy in the Alps and the ripples of trauma that have reached out through familie, friends […]