R's rue

  The Walking Dead has continued in a somewhat abridged and covid shortened self for the postponed last few episodes of season 10  Most have been somewhat boring , but the latest ,  Diverged is a miniature masterclass of charismatic acting from the actress Melissa McBride. The fifty something heroine of the zombie apocalypse. I won’t go too far into the plot. Suffice to say that old friends Carol and Daryl ( Norman Reedus) are finding their way in a uncertain world again, and like many old friends , their bonds are tested by fate and serendipity . Carol is trying to cope with Daryl’s rejection and with the benign help of the the delightfully  sweet Jerry ( Cooper Andrews) she finds some order in the chaos  Jerry, the lovely Cooper Andrews I loved this gentle, meandering episode , which was a thoughtful character study of two lost people. I hope the final season , season 11 is just as good  It’s amazing , that I’ve followed this programme...

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 I have a proper affection for places. I think we all do. Our home towns, our favourite holiday destinations , places that mark significant milestones and times in our lives. We all have love for a place. New York City holds such affection from me, of course so does Trelawnyd, Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, Sydney, Sitges in Spain and that grubby old dame of Yorkshire my beloved old home city of Sheffield all rank highly in in those places that have made me the person you see today. As I was  driving into Llandudno this morning, the early morning Sun , made earlier by the clock’s change, lit up the Great Orme eastern face in a dazzling flash of golden warm light. I stopped on the North Shore to take a photo of the peninsula and had a sudden rush of affection ( once termed SRAs) for the slightly fading but still valiant Victorian town. The town is my place of work, It’s Welsh but remains oh so different from Trelawnyd and indeed from its local hinterland, And ...