Since I've been here I've wanted to put some guttering on the front porch roof. Not that it catches a lot of rain, but it would be nice if the runoff wouldn't run off on the porch steps when I have to make an urgent trip to the outhouse in the rain.
I have a tarp stretched over my workbench on the north side of the house. A couple of nights ago I had to close the window shutters because it was windy and the tarp wasn't stretched tight any more and was flapping loudly.
I needed to make a trip to Grenada for a couple of doctor appointments and to get an eye exam for new glasses. While lots of folks take the Osprey ferry between Grenada & Carriacou, I get seasick too easily and so I take an SVG flight. My good friend and neighbor Jacob got me to the airport easy enough and when I got to Grenada, I was met by taxi driver, Elvis, because Bombo, my regular taxi driver has his van in the shop and so sent Elvis.
In the early 1960s two young Perth men, John Button and Darryl Beamish, were wrongfully found guilty of crimes committed by notorious serial killer Eric Edgar Cooke. The temporary exhibition at the Old Court House Law Museum, ‘When Justice Goes Wrong’, examines their long path to exoneration in the early 2000s, specifically the evidence that proved instrumental for each man in overturning the wrongful conviction that has left them with lifelong psychological scars.
You can create blog posts, even add an image.
Here is an image; I uploaded it with the image icon above, then grab a corner to resize it. I typically use 150px as width, and you can click one of the alignment button to right justify it.
Later on, you can add more content.