A Policeman’s Lot 3….The long Remembered Sergeant.
So far I have covered the very earliest time of my life “On the Beat” in London’s West End but today I thought I might…
Category: Senior Chatters
Nursing through the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
It wasnt pleasant being a young girl in the 70’s and 80’s in Northern Ireland but I was very lucky being brought up on a…
6:35 a.m The end of a Chilly Nightshift
And to be home is feeling really good. The Roads were empty throughout the night as they should be and my trip home was plain…
2a.m on a Chilled Chilly Night Shift
Well, its very un-busy tonight here at work. Normally, there isn’t much traffic during the night but with the current Lockdown in place there is…
What Is Your Preference?
Are you living a comfortable life, caged life or maybe a charged one? Have you ever said to a friend, that you have a great…
A Policeman’s Lot 2….The Case of the Lethal Piano Accordion
The Case of the Lethal Piano Accordion If you read my first post in the Policeman’s Lot blog you will know that after completing my…
What’s New?
What’s New? At our ages, the list of possible answers is getting shorter. My second husband and I used to have a company we named…
All away
That’s it everything Christmas the decorations, trees , outdoor lights and anything else at all christmassy is finally all packed away and now back in…
A Policeman’s Lot
Whenever I recount stories about my 32 years service in London’s Metropolitan Police Force (sorry, Service) I usually get the response, “You really should write…
Taking The Tired out of Retired
I have retired twice. I retired from teaching many years ago. Went back to school and became an auditor and designed conveyor systems for a…
