Dear me, it can be hard work.
I think it was about the 18th April that a branch
came off a tree near my Mums house, bringing down 4 houses telephone lines. It
took a week for British Telecom to reconnect – they actually moved the
telegraph pole further away from the tree.
Since then, the branch has just been hanging there – in the
lumberjack world it’s known as a ‘widowmaker’ - with locals walking underneath
it with their dogs and shopping baskets for about 7 weeks.
Friday, three blokes came, with a pick up truck and a chainsaw. I’ve learnt if you have to bring down
branches, there is my way and the right way.
When I did it, I was always reminded that despite
developments like Einstein’s General Law of Relativity and the questions raised
by explorations in Quantum Mechanics, Newton’s Law of Gravity still applies
here on earth – there comes a time when you have to run like F@#k. It’s part of
being a man.
So, I was interested to see how the experts did it; they cut
off the bottom end, then they cut it at the top, then when nothing happened
they waggled it about a bit, then they leant on it and then they gave it a real
old heave – and then they had to run like f@#k as it came down with a
satisfying crash. It looks much bigger in real life.
Meanwhile;
It’s even more hard work over at;
Where I don’t even get any help from gravity. This my ‘new’
site dealing with the NHS in general, trying to use intelligent analysis and
real, checked out, verified facts as ammunition in the battle to save our
greatest institution.
It’s been running for over a month now and is stuck on 199
views – this silly site does that in a week normally.
Just now, there’s analysis of the problems with the new 111
number, a method to save the NHS £45 million while making life easier for
managers and at the same time giving nurses more money.
Don’t believe me?
Check it out.
Neil Harris
(a don’t stop till you drop production)
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