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Theatre Review: Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig at Northern Stage, Newcastle
For the next few days you can catch English Touring Theatre‘s latest production ‘Reasons to Stay Alive’ at Newcastle’s Northern Stage before the tour continues to Manchester. The production is an adaptation of Matt Haig’s bestseller which takes a journey through the depths of his depression and out to the other side. It doesn’t sound […]
Book Review: The Humans by Matt Haig
The Humans by Matt Haig My rating: 4 of 5 stars DISCLAIMER: I have not obeyed my usual rules in writing this review. Normally, I approach every novel with as clean a slate as I possibly can. I try to find out as little as possible about the plot and even less about the author. […]
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Tag Archives: Rehab
On Being a Brit in Bangladesh (and back!) | Life in Russia
“I really wasn’t much of a traveler – I couldn’t even find Bangladesh on the map! I had never been to Asia before and had no idea what Bangla culture would be like. I found out that Bangladesh has the seventh largest … Continue reading
30 Final Days of Bangladesh – Day 24 – Goodbye to LAMB staff
The latest news with Bangladesh is as baffling as it is worrying. Is it a first in political history for a party leader to be forced by the Government to take part in elections? Well, Bangladesh’s lovable ex-dictator, Ershad, has … Continue reading
30 Final Days of Bangladesh – Day 16 – A celebration, not a Goodbye
Half this series done now – while I’m enjoying keeping this ‘public journal’ it’s also somewhat like a ticking bomb too. Very mixed feelings. 😦 While the courts continue to debate the legality of Molla’s execution the UN officials who came to Bangladesh … Continue reading
LAMB celebrates Rehab’s 200th Clubfoot child!
“Here’s to us!” That would be the traditional response at a time when everyone is celebrating a wonderful feat (or is that feet?) like this. But actually, these staff members are more likely to say “Here’s to them!” That’s because … Continue reading
Clubfoot Success
I’m still struggling away over a post I want to put on the blog but my first try was over 3,000 words and I figured that’s way too heavy. It may well become a 3 part minipost series or something … Continue reading