I've not been much good at blogging over the last few days. I came across a new blog to read - Reluctant Memsahib. It's written by a woman who is a writer, living in the bush in Tanzania.
Some of the things she has written have reminded me vividly of my own childhood - despite the fact that she is in the bush and I grew up in a town.
It's made me feel sad for the experiences I wish I had had as an adult, not as a child. I never appreciated where we lived when I was small - it was just home. I wish I had lived there at the age I am now - just not now, in the present day, as the country is no longer the country in which I grew up.
None of this makes much sense, I don't think.
How can you feel homesick for two completely different places? One of which you don't remember that much about, and the other a freezing cold, very wet country going down the pan?
Remembering the Battle of Culloden
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[image: Fraser clan stone]
Today is the 278th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden, which took place
on April 16, 1746.
I like *this video* very ...
3 days ago
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