I’ve known for many years now that dyslexics (or those with ‘reading/spelling de-coding impairment’ – or whatever you want to call it) don’t get on too well with sarcasm. They tend to hear and perceive everything literally; especially when they’re kids. As the child gets older, the ability to pick-up faster on sarcasm increases, but […]
Laugh and Be Liberated
You don’t need me to quote a whole load of stats and studies at you in relation to how laughter can be an exceptionally healing medium. For years I’ve been saying that the Calvin and Hobbes cartoon books should be made free on the NHS to all and sundry. Far cheaper for the state for […]
Why the Lassie-Statue in yon Jumper?
I have been trying to think of a background which would suit the nature of this blog. Finally, this funny photograph began waving rather giddily at me, from the hard drive. I was lucky enough to visit Seattle recently, where I was bowled over by the intelligence and perception of its residents. Both in terms […]