Devizes Melting Pot

“Protection. Conservation. Restriction. Deep ecology. Give me deep technology any day. They don't scare me. "I'm damned if I'll crawl, my children's children crawl on the earth in some kind a fuckin' harmony with the environment. Yeah, till the next ice age or the next asteroid impact." (Moh Kohn, The Star Fraction)/ "This is the fight between God and the Devil. If His Grace is with God, he must join me, if he is for the Devil he must fight me. There is no third way" King Gustavus Adolphus

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Location: Devizes, Wiltshire, United Kingdom

University graduate, currently working as an Information Assistant for the NHS. Interested in politics, history, sci fi etc.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Saturday Garden Blogging


Fuchsias




A hibiscus flower


Roses




The evening sky above my little corner of the Earth

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Friday, July 30, 2010

Friday Music Blogging







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Friday Cat Blogging


Heidi just waking up from an afternoon nap


George getting ready to nap

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Sunday, July 25, 2010

Sunday Afternoon Music





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Friday, July 23, 2010

Friday Cat Blogging


Heidi


George

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Friday, July 16, 2010

Friday Music Blogging



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Friday Cat Blogging


Heidi






George

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Friday, July 09, 2010

Garden Blogging






Geraniums


the evening garden

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Friday Cat Blogging

the UK is again experiencing hot weather, so naturally our cats are keeping cool


George in the garage, found a cool spot to chill


Heidi stretched out upstairs enjoying the fan

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Saturday, July 03, 2010

Late Music Blogging



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Friday, July 02, 2010

World Cup Blogging



South Africa rallies behind Ghana in World Cup quarter-final
JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela led South Africans in rallying around Ghana for their World Cup quarter-final match against Uruguay on Friday, Africa's last hope at the tournament, as powerhouse Brazil crashed out.

South Africa's Bafana Bafana were knocked out in the group stages, but with Ghana only the third African team ever to reach the quarter-finals, they have been adopted as "BaGhana" and cheered as the home side.

"We join everybody on the continent and in the diaspora in wishing you success in the tournament going forward," Mandela said in a letter to Ghana's football association.

The sentiment was echoed across Johannesburg ahead of the match at Soccer City stadium, as street vendors largely swapped their Bafana kit for scarves, beanies and flags in Ghana's colours.

"It's time for BaGhana" said The Star newspaper while The Times proclaimed "We Ghana win it".

"Almost a billion Africans are standing behind Ghana's Black Stars -- the continent's last hope of keeping the World Cup on home soil," it said.
At my borg where I work, in the sweepstake I ended up picking Ghana and also I put a £1 bet on them winning the World Cup.

So have much interest in tonight's match, will be cheering the Blackstars!

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Friday Cat Blogging


Heidi resting her head on George

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