You're welcome, and thank you for taking the effort to let me know I made you laugh. Laughter helps these days, definitely.
We probably shouldn't use UK prime ministers as a unit of time...
I do agree with this. I was inspired because there's a reference in this book, which was set in 2014-15, to Johnson as mayor of London. It must have been a knowing reference because the book must have been written during his premiership, and I was reading it while Truss was PM. But I got into a flap because after I'd read it and was drafting the review, we had the weekend when it looked as though several Conservative MPs thought that Johnson should return as PM.
I keep thinking that if we reach the end of the year, whoever is doing round-ups of 2022 in the UK will have..a lot to cover.
Your comments about the layout were thoughtprovoking. I've been thinking about changing it for my own reasons - but I don't know whether that would help people reading it on a mobile. I might have a poke around, but can't promise anything.
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Date: 2022-11-20 01:52 pm (UTC)We probably shouldn't use UK prime ministers as a unit of time...
I do agree with this. I was inspired because there's a reference in this book, which was set in 2014-15, to Johnson as mayor of London. It must have been a knowing reference because the book must have been written during his premiership, and I was reading it while Truss was PM. But I got into a flap because after I'd read it and was drafting the review, we had the weekend when it looked as though several Conservative MPs thought that Johnson should return as PM.
I keep thinking that if we reach the end of the year, whoever is doing round-ups of 2022 in the UK will have..a lot to cover.
Your comments about the layout were thoughtprovoking. I've been thinking about changing it for my own reasons - but I don't know whether that would help people reading it on a mobile. I might have a poke around, but can't promise anything.