User Researcher, ex-consultant, ex-business adviser, ex-editor and ex-archaeologist. Context is important.
Proud of where I work. All opinions are my own.
Our 2025 version of "Carol of the Bells" - originally a Ukrainian New Year celebration song "Shchedryk" - music first written by Mykola Leontovych in Pokrovsk (now under Russian occupation). The composer would be murdered by a Soviet agent in 1921.
#SlavaUkraïni#dontabandonthem
A temporary return to share the genius of Tom Lehrer who left us today. Please zoom in on the titles of these wonderful songs and then head off to YouTube to find them. You won't regret it. I'm off to Poison Pigeons in the Park in his honour. #tomlehrer
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@LydiaJane13 It must be worth getting for your content, Jane, but that fabulous picture of the Halifax on the cover is the best icing your cake could have
To brighten up budget day, I am giving a set of these Fabulous Mr Benn badges away.
To be in the bowler hat, all you have to do is retweet this tweet.
I'll choose a winner this time next week.
Good Luck!!
How does anyone get any support from @pandocruises customer services? I am now on a record 2hrs and 25mins in the queue, and they close in 45 minutes time. It's something their systems require me to speak to them 😞
@jamesjhistory Well, given that my Dad volunteered for Bomber Command, and joined the police post-war, it would be a betrayal of his service if I didn't take an anti-fascist stance myself.
People watching the footage that Tice has somehow obtained and released of the police officer. Please keep in mind the following context because it's clearly very important: 1/15
@AdamWatkinson1 Great uncle, from desert war pre Alamein, still had copies of the news sheets circulated out there, "Two Types" cartoons, and a few photos...
My Dad, ex RAF Bomber Command, had a different selection, including some escape kit, and a bullet reassembled from spent parts
@jamesjhistory just to flag this - as well as these art prints, Lisa is selling some of her collection of books, so a range of early war Bomber Command stuff included