Our Volkswagen ID4 has recently experienced the dreaded safety recall. Needless to say, it hasn’t gone to plan. Continue reading “Volkswagen and the dreaded safety recall”
Volkswagen and the dreaded safety recall
Attitudes to money
I had an interesting conversation with a friend about attitudes to money. Initially it was about our adult children and their approach to marriage and how they would handle their money. Then got me thinking further. It is about the role which money has in our lives and why this is important to get it right. Continue reading “Attitudes to money”
A portrait theme
This week seems to have a portrait theme; unplanned but still quite important. It includes a visit to the National Portrait Gallery and Rachel sorting through a box of old family photographs.
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Is my dentist pulling a fast one?
Is my dentist pulling a fast one? I have been going to the same dental surgery for over twenty years and have seen a variety of dentists in that time and have been happy with the treatment. Now I am not so sure. Am I right or wrong? Continue reading “Is my dentist pulling a fast one?”
Our finances and Trump’s first year in office
Our finances and Trump’s first year in office? Perhaps we are not alone with our finances experiencing a dip last year following the installation of Donald Trump as President in the United States of America. Continue reading “Our finances and Trump’s first year in office”
So thankful the electrics are now sorted
We are so thankful the electrics are sorted and it is one less thing to worry about. The story started with some scorched wires being found in the garage and this got us thinking. Continue reading “So thankful the electrics are now sorted”
Why it’s good to live in a village
In this post I’d like to explore why it’s good to live in a village. We certainly didn’t plan to come and live in our Bedfordshire village – but I’m jolly pleased we did. Continue reading “Why it’s good to live in a village”