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Reader Offer – Limited Edition Computer Desk
Bob Lethaby's blog page is delighted to offer its readers the opportunity to purchase a limited edition chipboard and budget metal computer desk constructed exclusively by famed manufacturer, The Wanklin Mint. One of only 4000,000 produced, this masterpiece was constructed by four year-old children in a condemned Malayian factory before being lovingly packed and sent budget class, to a warehouse on the Slough Trading Estate. To apply to ...
A Better Working Environment!
I have long been an advocate of a nicer working environment creating better results from employees who, in nicer surroundings, respond accordingly. In fact you can take this into other aspects of life as well; football supporters for instance. When, in the not too distant past, football fans were caged into terraces and regularly kicked around by Thatcher's boot boys, they responded like animals but as soon as the fences came down, the ...
The Three Cups and Stockbridge!
As it was a stunning late winters day today, Jennifer and I took a stroll in the sparkling sunshine up on Danebury Hill Fort, followed by a trip to Stockbridge High Street for some lunch. For those of you who don't know Stockbridge, it is a conservative heartland of Hampshire on the banks of the stunning River Test, a trot stream that has its source in the tiny hamlet of Deane, near Basingstoke, and ends in the Solent, Southampton. Along ...
Stoddy, England’s Finest Sportsman!
I had an email yesterday from an author called David Frith, who wrote the book Stoddy; England's Finest Sportsman. Frith was politely bemoaning the fact that I had failed to mention him in a post I penned about AE Stoddart on a wet summer Sunday a few years ago, especially as some of the information in the post was gleaned from his hard work. Stoddy was the captain of England when they regulary battered the Aussies in the early Ashes ...
Leicester’s Lessons in Desire!
I can remember years ago, watching a darts final on the TV featuring Eric 'The Crafty Cockney' Bristow and Keith Dellor, when legendary commentator, Sid Waddell, said of Dellor; "This lad's not an underdog, he's an underpuppy!" The same can now be said of Leicester City football club, who, with an extraordinary combination of desire, raw talent and something to prove, have conjured up a remarkable winning formula that, in its current state, ...