2016 might not have been the best of years, so instead of doing a Christmas card I’ve written a magical fantasy story instead.
A happy Christmas to all, and here’s hoping we have a better 2017.
A Christmas Fable: Hard Newcap or Soft Newcap?
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9 responses to “A Christmas Fable: Hard Newcap or Soft Newcap?”
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You can’t spell Christmas 🙂
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Oops. I blame the mulled wine at the party last night 🙂
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Very inspirational. In the penultimate paragraph, I believe you meant Ottawa where you wrote Ontario. Ottawa is indeed a fine example, with the social solidarity of everyone from barristers to janitors skating to work on the frozen canal.
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Gosh, must have been better grog than I thought at the time! Also fixed
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Missed the h out of Theresa May (I’m not going to ask why).
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Twice George “Osborn” lacks an e.
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Fixed once more …
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The Economist agrees
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Excellent! But why no love for Stafford? Excellent value rail fares, superb links on the M6 and A500, booming economy, vibrant military night life. It’s not just a motorway service stop en route to second homes in the Lake District, you know.
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