Hello all at Millman Street. Just popped in to say hello! I've been keeping up to date with all your posts. Very very interesting. Such a great variety of experiences, stories, information, tips and opinions being voiced! ... and the whole connected world being able to access and read your work! Great stuff. Keep it up.

You will of course forgive me if I make a point! It would be good if your individual posts always had an author who signed their work consistently with their name or a Nom Du Plume, so to speak! That way, for me at least, it would help link the ideas and opinions etc. of each author. At the moment lots of them are anonymous! ;-)

I myself have been living mostly in Ireland since Christmas. I needed to go there to support a family situation that arose. I am now coming back to London more frequently and am establishing myself here in the city once again. My time in Ireland, especially these last few weeks has been very pleasant. I have been gardening. I have sown Broad Beans and Peas. I have also sewn 7 varieties of Tomato in the Greenhouse to see which variety does best!

Back here in London I am involved in a variety of things mainly Art and Design and Computer work. I have been creating and maintaining some Blogs for other people and other centres and I have also been attempting to establish a Web Design and Graphic Design Business called Pumping Engine Films. If you click on the name you will see my site. I also continue to do a lot of private, one to one Computer lessons and tutorials and am always available for that.

Here are some links to a couple of the Blogs I have created and maintain.

Charlie Ratchford Centre's Wormery.

Brent's African Caribbean Community Network Service.

Hope you like what you see and if you know anyone who wants a website, blog or private lessons do get in touch.

I trust that all of you are doing well and I am so pleased that your Blog is developing and it will, I'm sure, become an important platform for all of you to express yourselves.

Kind regards always and keep up the good work!

Charles xx

Image sourced from HERE