After return from the pandemic, rules seem to have been thrown by the wayside
I was going to write about Boris Johnson and how we must always remember to not just be angry with him, but with the enablers who put him into power and then kept him there.
I had started along those lines when my MacBook gave up the ghost and I lost the 400 words I had finished. It was probably a good thing. I was rambling a little, distracted by the fight against load-shedding and a laptop that came back from a warranty claim at the dealer with my Apple ID hacked and in worse condition than it went in. ..
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