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Tag Archives: Edinburgh trams
Edinburgh’s Shame Part 2
Image: BBC Margo Macdonald is at it again. She’s talking sense when all around her are going mad. Again. She’s the first MSP to come out with a case for scrapping the Edinburgh Trams farce altogether, citing the council’s plans … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Day Job, Edinburgh, Editorial Comment, Fiction, Freelance, Music, Photography, Politics, Reading, Writing
Tagged advertising, Bilfinger Berger, Books, Calton Hill, Day Job, dentist, Edinburgh Book Festival, Edinburgh City Council, Edinburgh trams, Editing, Fiction, Gail Galbraith Photography, gig review, history, Man in the East, Margo Macdonald, National Monument, Photography, Politics, proofing, public transport, rewriting, Six Nations Rugby, special offers, Supergrass, traffic
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Itching
Image: Randy A most enjoyable and somewhat extended Sunday morning in Edinburgh yesterday, complete with a call out from my work while I was on the bus heading into town. It was a call to discuss a situation, which meant … Continue reading
Posted in Day Job, Edinburgh, Food, Drink and Bevvy, I.T., Photography, Publishing and Marketing, Writing
Tagged callout, chicken curry, Costa Coffee, Curry's, Day Job, Edinburgh trams, I.T, korma, Photography, Scotch Bonnet, Sonar3, standby, studio, Submissions, trams, Waverley Centre, websites, Writing
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Zigging and Zagging
Image: lady_lbrty I’ve been having a think about when I blog: is it the right time? Does it make sense? Should I change it? Is blogging at the end of each day better than blogging in the morning about the … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, Editorial Comment, Music, Politics
Tagged bands, Blogging, e-petition, Edinburgh trams, Leith Walk, live gigs, Music, Prime Minister
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Freedom from the Mundane 
Edinburgh Trams Fiasco Continues
Image: Winkled Weasle Little bit tired yesterday after being out so late on a school night for the Darling event. No worries though, as I stopped in at the coffee shop on the way to the day job to write … Continue reading →