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Daily Archives: 17 May 2013
Crabs
North Norfolk this weekend will witness the Cromer and Sheringham Crab and Lobster Festival, a grand jamboree of fun and frolics, not all of which are connected with our crustaceous compadres. All three of you will be aware by now … Continue reading
Posted in by the sea, Cromer, cromer and sheringham crab and lobster festival, Domesticrox, fiction lab, Writing & Reading
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After the storm
So it’s after the storm. I don’t mean a physical storm–of course I am referring to my recent experience in posting some thoughts on Prof. Stephen Hawking’s decision to join the boycott of Israel. From threatening personal emails to being … Continue reading
Posted in art, BDS, boycott, Israel, Lauritzen Gardens, lego, omaha, Palestine, Palestinians, peace, Research, science, Stephen Hawking, West Bank
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