…that most beguiling of all logical falsehoods — if a little is good, then more must be better
Remember, that recommended allowance means a limit to more as well as less.
…that most beguiling of all logical falsehoods — if a little is good, then more must be better
Remember, that recommended allowance means a limit to more as well as less.
The weekend’s excitement mainly happened on Sunday, with great beasts of two kinds. Before then though there was:
Rocking the Green Dragon
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The musicians signal the start of the play
Musical Readiness
It’s a play I’d never seen performed before, though it seems everyone knows the basics of the tale, with the confusion of lovers and an asses head. I think seeing it played out makes it much clearer than trying to read (or read up on). I particularly enjoyed watching Pearce Quigley’s Bottom (ohhh er!) and the inventive portrayal of the fairy woods.




Some spectacular bridges (though I might be biased as number one is in my home town!) The unusual bridges is worth a look too.
Totally loving Dave Gorman’s Modern Life is Goodish #Goodish
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I’d seen this before but just had the pleasure of listening to it again (there’s no real need to be looking at it the whole time). From back in the days when Horizon was something really worth watching a lesson in how quite often less is more. No cut scenes, no fancy graphics, no standing on top of mountains marvelling at nothing in particular. Just forty-odd minutes of a man sat in a chair talking about how he sees the world to an unseen interviewer.
Of course, it probably helps that the man in the chair is Richard Feynman, but still.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bgaw9qe7DEE
Arrr, lads. It be that day again. Me parrot be on me shoulda now for today