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James Cousins
| 3 January, 2019

Docklands. Nearly 20 years since I worked here for a bank. And while I tell myself that I’m doing better work in the NHS in our crappy buildings with nine year old computers I couldn’t help feeling a pang of envy for the facilities in and around each of these blocks.

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James Cousins
| 31 December, 2018

Albert Bridge, dusk and low tide.

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James Cousins
| 22 December, 2018

Christmas tradition of sobbing uncontrollably while watching It’s A Wonderful Life (and being given a comforting cuddle by my daughter) complete for another year. 🎥

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James Cousins
| 14 December, 2018

My HomePod has stopped giving verbal feedback, even the little ‘uh-huh’. It feels like it’s cross with me or sulking. Too many Christmas playlists perhaps.

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James Cousins
| 13 December, 2018

Theresa May personally insisted that the words “ending of free movement of people” be added to the first page of the [Brexit] political declaration

No surprise, really, than an illiberal and intolerant Home Secretary should become an illiberal and intolerant PM (from Buzzfeed).

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James Cousins
| 12 December, 2018

With the confidence of two-thirds of her party Theresa May will go back into her head-down-and-carry-on mode. It has got her amazingly far and shows no sign of failing.

Well, no sign of failing her, failing the country is a different matter.

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James Cousins
| 11 December, 2018

When I was younger I never really got how ‘confidence’ affected the economy. Older, with a mortgage and a family and watching the disaster that is UK politics I’m getting a very clear lesson on how confidence affects micro-economic decisions.

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James Cousins
| 10 December, 2018

My children get stickers at school as recognition for hard work and positive behaviour. How this could be made to work in adult life?

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James Cousins
| 9 December, 2018

Started on our traditional Christmas movies. First up is Elf (2003) while the mince pies cook. 🍿

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James Cousins
| 4 December, 2018

I keep watching UK politics thinking that we must, surely, have reached the point where people recognise there are enormous systemic problems that simply need to be addressed.

Then Theresa May pops up to remind me that some people are simply incapable of re-considering mistakes.

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