All The Time I Feel

There's Nothing Like A Jolly Good Disaster To Get People To Start Doing Something.

I Miss My Grandmother Every Day. I Miss Her Vitality, Her Interest In The Lives Of Others, Her Courage And Determination, Her Perceptive Wisdom, Her Calm In The Face Of All Difficulties, Her Steadfast Belief In The British People And Above All Her Unstoppable Sense Of Mischievous Humour.

If You Think About Your And My Grandchildren, This Is What Really Worries Me. I Don't Want Them - If I'm Still Alive By Then - To Say, 'why Didn't You Do Something About It?', When You Could Have Done.

If Your Children Want To Alter Society, Listen To Their Reasons And The Idealism Behind Them. Don't Crush Them With Some Clever Remark Straight Away.

It Is Baffling, I Must Say, That In Our Modern World We Have Such Blind Trust In Science And Technology That We All Accept What Science Tells Us About Everything - Until, That Is, It Comes To Climate Science.