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A Limerick for Today

Posted on 24 October 2022 by Lance Greenfield

I am always very grateful to my good friend, Esther, for her regular challenges which she bases on one-word prompts. On Mondays, the challenge is Laughing Along With A Limerick. On Thursdays, the challenge is Can You Tell A Story … Continue reading →

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Posted in limericks | Tagged boris johnson, british, british politics, challenge, conservative, current affairs, david cameron, esther chilton, larry the cat, limericks, liz truss, penny mourdant, poetry, prime minister, rishi sunak, theresa may, topical, tories, uk politics, word prompts | 5 Comments

Sack our MPs!

Posted on 26 November 2018 by Lance Greenfield

We British are fed up to the teeth with all of the Brexit discussions! We hardly need reminding that, in 2016, David Cameron fulfilled his popular promise to hold a referendum on UK’s future, or not, in the European … Continue reading →

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Please! Rain on her parade!

Posted on 2 June 2017 by Lance Greenfield

Despite supporting the legislation to set the parliamentary term to five years, in mid-April 2017, two years into the current term, Theresa May called a general election. She made it clear that the ONLY three items on her agenda are: … Continue reading →