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Author Archives: M J Dees
#109 Reading Booker winning novel Milkman by Anna Burns
At a time when the Booker Prize has just been controversially awarded to two authors, Margaret Atwood and Bernadine Evaristo, I thought it might be an opportune moment to share with you my opinion of last year’s Booker Prize winning … Continue reading
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Tagged anna burns, bernadine evaristo, booker prize, margaret atwood, milkman
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#108 Having an endoscopy
I can’t believe I’ve written over 100 posts without including a picture of my insides. Well, I’m going to rectify that right now. Above is a cute shot of my oesophagus. I’ll admit, I was a bit nervous about letting … Continue reading
#107 Stomach pains
Those who know me know that I like a drink and that what I like better than a drink is a few drinks. So having a few at the staff party is not unusual for me but having problems getting … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, cardiologist, ct, gastroenterologist, Hospital, intolerance, lactose, liver, nitazoxanide, red wine, rio, stomach ache
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#105 The 80th Anniversary of the outbreak of World War Two
Polish boy in the ruins of Warsaw September 1939. Julien Bryan caption of the image from 1958: A BOY’S WEARINESS: Ryszard Pajewski was a study in dejection when I saw him sitting on a pile of rubble. Only nine, he … Continue reading
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#104 Coping with cats
While clearly adorable, cats do make life more interesting and sometimes more challenging for the people they own. In a recent post, I shared the obsession that one the cats who has shared ownership over me had developed with my … Continue reading
#103 Sitting around while they cut down the Amazon
Photo by Pok Rie on Pexels.com This week, the BBC reported that heavily armed miners had invaded a remote indigenous reserve in the North of Brazil and stabbed one of its leaders to death. The tensions in the Amazon region … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, bolsonaro, climate change, deforestation, indigenous communities
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