Cheers Julia keep up the good work, I enjoy your blog even though I don't agree with all your views. Mrs Erdleigh what a pleasure to see you off the astral plane.
Since your blog started, I just don't feel I've got my finger on the pulse until I've read the latest instalment. Its got to the point where I'm checking in here before the traditional morning fag and coffee. You've completely ruined bleary-eyed time for me.
Still, if it wasn't here I'd be hanging around some lesser blog or spending more hours over at MW's place trying to get my head around Land Value Tax, 6 years there and still no wiser. It's all very well hobnobbing with them intellectuals but it doesn't half hurt me head.
Anyroad... keep up the good work J, and here's to another 50. Oooops, I mean 5.
Happy birthday. I enjoy your witty or frustrated comments on news items.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Quite an achievement with the impressive amount of content you produce daily. Keep it up, and here's to another 5 years. :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, madam. You’ll be having a glass of something later, I trust?
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteHappy bloggiversary! (Or whatever the appropriate salutation may be)
ReplyDeleteIt's no mean achievement to have carved out for yourself such a distinctive and high-profile blogging role in only five years - congratulations!
I am a regular visitor. Keep up the good work. The insanities of Modern GB need to be pointed out.
ReplyDeleteAnd you look younger, er, well, I don't know that for a fact but somehow I just do! Here's to the next five!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday! I've enjoyed reading the blog over the years, long may you and it continue.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday
ReplyDeleteAny trends emerged over the 5 years?
Well done!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Julia.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Same as everyone else. Many happy returns!
ReplyDeleteKeep picking the glitter off the turd...there's plenty more work to be done !
ReplyDeleteWell done, Julia.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you do it. Since I emigrated, I find the lunacy even harder to stomach than before.
Cheers all! :)
ReplyDeleteI shall indeed be partaking - in fact, it's now #ginoclock!
As for trends, I think the overwhelming one is "plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose"...
Congratulations, Julia. Your presentations have always combined an interesting slant with a Porsche-like quality.
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ReplyDeleteCheers Julia keep up the good work, I enjoy your blog even though I don't agree with all your views. Mrs Erdleigh what a pleasure to see you off the astral plane.
Happy Birthday. Hurray!
ReplyDeleteI hate you... no really, I do.
ReplyDeleteSince your blog started, I just don't feel I've got my finger on the pulse until I've read the latest instalment. Its got to the point where I'm checking in here before the traditional morning fag and coffee. You've completely ruined bleary-eyed time for me.
Still, if it wasn't here I'd be hanging around some lesser blog or spending more hours over at MW's place trying to get my head around Land Value Tax, 6 years there and still no wiser. It's all very well hobnobbing with them intellectuals but it doesn't half hurt me head.
Anyroad... keep up the good work J, and here's to another 50. Oooops, I mean 5.
:-*
Congrats and never fear; modern Britain will continue to provide you with frustration and inspiration for a few years yet!
ReplyDeleteBTW - Where are the chocolate cake and candles?