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James Cousins
| 4 January, 2019

Still eating Christmas cheese. I’ve come to the point where I feel I’m exuding Époisses from my pores like some sort of ambulant fondue dispenser.

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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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