Herald Diary: Pints to ponder on a visit to the doc
Alistair, a friend of Ian Noble from Carstairs Village, once visited his local GP (back in ye olde days, when such a miraculous feat was still possible).
Alistair, a friend of Ian Noble from Carstairs Village, once visited his local GP (back in ye olde days, when such a miraculous feat was still possible).
The Herald Diary By Lorne Jackson (To be published March 16, 2024.) Northern (high)lights THE Diary has always been exceedingly smug about its lofty perch in the media tree, for surely there is no scribbler, scrivener or scrawler on a toilet wall who is more popular than this column?
“The real victim of such economic progress,” says Eddie, “is King Charles. The poor chap waited decades to get his phizog on the nation’s coins.
GLASGOW lawyer Matthew Berlow was working in Kilmarnock Sherrif Court this week when, rather embarrassingly, he ripped his trousers.
The razzle-dazzle Diary is celebrating the undeniable glamour of Scottish football, which has always been much more fab and fantastico than the dull version of the game played by the likes of Messi and Ronaldo.
A WORK colleague of Graeme Arnott from Stewarton was shocked to discover that his nine-year-old nephew had never climbed a tree.
A Diary tale about the pain and awkwardness that can occur when a ChapStick and a glue stick are confused reminds reader Jim Scott of an American colleague in Houston who came into work one day looking absolutely drained and ready to fall asleep.
Is Diary correspondent John Mulholland our favourite contributor? He certainly puts himself into pole position this week with the following poetic offering.
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