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Tag Archives: windy
Adam Ant and the Scottish Gales
Image: MusicFeeds.com Short Story Success There was one awesome piece of news that came through last week while I was off recuperating from my wisdom teeth extraction: 11 months after it was first submitted, my short story, REGRETS, was picked … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Food, Drink and Bevvy, Glasgow, Music, Publishing and Marketing, Scotland, Travel
Tagged Adam and the Ants, Adam Ant, buses, Dublin Quarterly, Edinburgh, gales, Glasgow, Ian Dury, literary magazine, O2 Academy, publication, rock, Scotrail, Scottish weather, short story, ska, The Blockheads, trains, Travel, windy
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Freedom from the Mundane 
The Pope’s Popeing In
Image: Guardian My parents were married 40 years ago today. On 16th September, 1970, they married in Mount Florida Parish Church on the south side of Glasgow. Three years later they had me, two after that my sister, Fiona, and … Continue reading →