We'll see how the weather pans out this week but before that great big depression lands we'll look at a couple of things.
The other element is Googles revised policies and thing they have in common is while you wouldn't wish to include material that clearly was portraying someone - could be legal adult - enaging in any fetish or sexual acts some areas remain problematic such as depictions even fully clothed of say a spanking that in our day we'd of seen ourselves in publications if we didn't get them first hand as it were and this blog owner certainly did.
Unless any image clearly crosses the line, I'm leaving historic posts in but it would be unlikely I'd consider using *any* image however tame today for a new post.
The other thing is something if you're a member of a coal mining family you know too much about and that is the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster near Merthyr, South Wales which still upsets me deeply to be honest,like.
It hit areas like mine with substancial amounts of Welsh mining families hard, my own grandad worked in the North East Wales coalmines before move up here and we recall the very sudden tidying up of coal waste piled up around our coal mines, no doubt fear what sadly had happened there could of happened even here with industrial villages immediately downstream of them.
Nothing really felt the same as much as life has to go on amid the recriminations and justified bitterness around how the families were treated.
Thus today, just take a moment to reflect on that loss.
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