The Long Grass, picture 13
“It’s all right, said her mother, I forgive you.
Everything’s going to be just the same.”
From The Long Grass, by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.
The Long Grass, picture 13
The Long Grass, picture 12
The Long Grass, picture 12
“But everything was different.”
From The Long Grass, by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.
The Long Grass, picture 11
“She ran and ran through tangles and brambles and long grass and nettles,
until at last she found her way back home.”
From The Long Grass by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.
The Long Grass, picture 10
The Long Grass, picture 10
‘…and she laughed and laughed until Alice ran away
and got completely lost.’
From The Long Grass, by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis
Dr Hairy’s Podcast No 11
Dr David Hindmarsh and Julian Le Saux discuss articles from the BMJ:
- Will a new NHS structure in England help recovery from the pandemic?, BMJ.n248
- Universal basic income and covid-19 pandemic, BMJ.n193
- Rammya Mathew: Is home working bad for our health?, BMJ.n333
- Lifetime perspective on alcohol and brain health, BMJ.m4691
- Treatment interventions to maintain abstinence from alcohol in primary care,BMJ.m3934
- Puberty blockers do not alleviate negative thoughts in children with gender dysphoria, finds study, BMJ.n356
To find out more, visit http://www.drhairy.org/index.php/dr-hairys-research-podcasts
The Long Grass, picture 9
“…and the Queen of Hearts began to laugh a horrible laugh…”
From The Long Grass by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.
The Long Grass, picture 8
“But a snake came and stung Peter”
From The Long Grass by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis
For John Keats
Today is the 200th anniversary of John Keats’s death.
Here is a poem in tribute to him.
The Long Grass, picture 7
The Long Grass, picture 7
“So then Alice and Peter danced their beautiful dance.”
From The Long Grass, by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.
The Long Grass, picture 6
The Long Grass, picture 6
“Welcome to my home, said the Queen of Hearts. How brave of you to come! Aren’t you naughty!”
From The Long Grass by Edward Picot and Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis.