6fish Memories https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html My three earliest memories The Bells Palsy saga Stanley Spencer and Fishbourne Roman Palace Despite the pandemic An accidental tourist in Brighton My neighbour asked, how are you? What a wonderful day! Out of the darkness into the light Egon Schiele, the embankment and poppies at the Tower of London Spy in the camp Georgia O’Keefe – Fiercest of warriors Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Part one Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Part three Marlene Dumas and the great heist A lament for Ipswich my retired Dell Dimension 8300 The bitter taste of Wembleys luminous green dildo What goes around, comes around Steppenwolf reads Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and his Years of Pilgrimage by Haruki Murakami whilst tribal drinking at Mo Mo’s, on the Road in Suffolk, doing Hastings and Ig & Ms Moon’s wedding. Brighton 5 v 0 Norwich Paul Nash at Tate Britain We’re on our way, we’re on our way The evanescent Howard Hodgkin at the National Portrait gallery and the man who walks his cat on a lead Day of Culture with Birdy and Jas, including Mark Rothko and Chris Ofili Bridget Riley at De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill Jean-Michel Basquiat at The Barbican, Imperial War Museum, Parliament, Cafe in the Crypt and London Christmas decorations Frankie and Johnny, The Crypt, Canaletto at The National Gallery, The Elephants Head in Camden, The Roundhouse and finally Beth Orton The man who decided to paint Roy Harper at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill (not Hastings Roy!) 2019 A Perfect Day Coronavirus (COVID-19) – Part two Why I’ve joined the Green Party Computing at school 69 gays in Brighton Falling down drunk 6fish and Murakami encounter absinthe in Shoreham Jazz, Neil Young and Pink Floyd Escaping the world