R's rue

This week, Liz Truss who was Britain's shortest serving prime minister of all time came out of the woodwork once again. But she did not emerge with a contrite apology for her  absurd and ill-considered economic "plan" that caused untold damage to this nation's reputation for sound economic governance. Instead, she sought to blame others and in her blind arrogance failed to grasp that she is directly  culpable for the costly damage that was caused to our economy last autumn. "Fundamentally I was not given a realistic chance to enact my policies by a very powerful economic establishment, coupled with a lack of political support." What is it with politicians who seem allergic to apologising or accepting full responsibility for their mistakes? Truss's  predecessor Johnson also left office in a scornful mood as if he was still the special one he thought he was at Eton School. It wasn't his fault he was going - it was everyone else's. And now ...

 It’s a great day Because I’m here With your Grace And a knowledge That I’m eternally Yours from R's rue https://ift.tt/PExodZp

I’ve got a friend coming to stay later . I’ve made a lasagne and treacle tart from scratch, but bought custard and nice Italian bread to accompany it.  Mary disappeared from the garden whilst I was preparing the food and I eventually found her inside the old coal bunker where she had fallen through the opening. She never thought to bark. I’ve shopped again for Trendy Carol and planted out cheerful primulas in pots to brighten up the doorways  It’s a Friday but feels like a Sunday. There’s a burial in the Churchyard today. Little news to report except that I’ve burnt my bum on the toilet again  After over bleaching the seat yesterday. It’s itchy and sore from Going Gently https://ift.tt/D3X4q8s