Unpublished newsletters

Welcome to everyone out there who is trying to batten down the hatches under Storm Austen and Storm Boelo.

Ah how the seasons come around, and change, without us even noticing. But suddenly it's getting colder, and damper in the mornings, and I even bought some slippers, which I have not retreated into yet - but sometimes wonder why not. 

This has been a very unusual week, and it culminated, last night, in a concert, which was amazing - but any hope of adding to this before publication was rather dashed by concert brain; the combination of a general air of excitement, and of partial deafness because in my delight at getting near t

Greetings, dear readers, and welcome to another edition of our weekly newsletter, albeit one written rather hastily at the end of what proved to be an exceptionally hectic week. 

Greetings to you all, as we bid farewell to September, for our next edition will be dated October the third. 

Welcome to another weekend, and another of our unusual, interim, newsletters, which I have to say I am enjoying working on very much. 

September strides ahead, and turns a little cooler - so much so that I am actually wearing a long sleeved jumper, as opposed to yesterday when I sported a vest top, and what is un-romantically known as goose-flesh, except it`s almost certainly very romantic indeed if you actually are a goose....<

For this week`s newsletter we are going to celebrate the fact that we have reached the "ember months", or the last four months of 2026.

Another weekend beckons. At the moment it is cold and raining, and its getting decidedly autumnal. A change is in the air, as they say - and that kind of brings me to the subject for this week`s ramble. 

This week we are going to discuss a reader`s card, because the two weeks I have been chatting about Harrow Schools has resulted in the following scan, of the proper school arms, being sent in by Mr. John Levitt.