Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 9-5-2017
Now, THAT’S a worry …
I’ve just had my rota for next week.
And found I’ve got two shifts.
I really don’t like that.
For a start, it means seriously short time working: AND short money.
And the simple fact that — right now — I’m looking at giving up a job I like.
Because?
Because I’ve not got enough shifts, next week, I can’t afford a railway ticket the week after.
I’m going to have to go on the proverbial scrounge.
But … ?
I’m understandably worried, angry …
And deeply concerned …
~≈Ê≈~
Monday, 8 May 2017
Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 8-5-2017: The Pox
Hmmm …
Caroline Lucas, one of the Green party’s co-leaders, was on Radio 4, this morning.
Advocating the idea of a progressive alliance for the 2017 General election.
In other words?
The idea that in a given constituency— in the up-coming general election — those candidates who have little chance of winning stand aside.
The idea that in a given constituency— in the up-coming general election — those candidates who have little chance of winning stand aside.
In favour of an opposition candidate who stands a better chance of winning the seat.
Hmmm …
Personally?
I voted Green in the recent local elections for Essex Council.
Indeed, have a Green party poster in my window.
For me, a mix things has contributed to that. My feelings of disillusion with the Liberal Democrats, my belief that Labour don’t stand a chance of winning the Brentwood and Ongar seat, and I’m blowed if I’m voting Conservative.
I can understand Ms Lucas’ position. It gives individual leftist parties a greater chance of winning a seat, and it works out cheaper for local parties: in terms of deposits, advertising and other costs.
I’m, personally, don’t know if the Green’s will be fielding a candidate in Brentwood.
I hope they do: I’d rather vote for someone.
But if they don’t?
I have my usual option of spoiling my vote available to me.
~≈Ê≈~
Sunday, 7 May 2017
Dr Who — Series 10: Episode 4 — Knock, Knock
7th May, 2017.
You know …
I’ve actually had a Sunday off.
Or, at least, been given one off.
Work’s been cutting hours: rolling around from the winter season for its clients, to the summer season.
OK …
Less money …
But more time off …
To at least do the laundry in less a rush.
Hang on …
Just going to put a shirt on …
~≈Ê≈~
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