Lisa Harding
@lisaharding.bsky.social
British-Canadian 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 and still European 🇪🇺.
Love film, art, design, theatre, the finest cheese, and now knitting! 🧶
Note, I’m not LH the writer ✍️ and I do not post interesting stuff, or at least I try not to.
Love film, art, design, theatre, the finest cheese, and now knitting! 🧶
Note, I’m not LH the writer ✍️ and I do not post interesting stuff, or at least I try not to.
Controversial idea but I’m sure increasing taxes on golf courses, certainly closing all municipal ones, would benefit communities where there are severe housing shortages. Build a housing estate with recreation centre in its place. Would be far more beneficial to the local people and environment.
November 16, 2025 at 4:43 PM
Controversial idea but I’m sure increasing taxes on golf courses, certainly closing all municipal ones, would benefit communities where there are severe housing shortages. Build a housing estate with recreation centre in its place. Would be far more beneficial to the local people and environment.
There’s certainly a sense of ownership of the British State and what it stands for. My guess is that its new role is to be an enclave of the US in Europe, post Brexit.
November 15, 2025 at 8:14 PM
There’s certainly a sense of ownership of the British State and what it stands for. My guess is that its new role is to be an enclave of the US in Europe, post Brexit.
There’s increasing commentary and reframing of what Britain and Britishness stands for from an American’s perspective. We’ve heard this from Musk, Bannon, Vance and Trump. The US voices and demands on what Britain should be doing are getting louder and more aggressive in both politics and business.
November 15, 2025 at 6:39 PM
There’s increasing commentary and reframing of what Britain and Britishness stands for from an American’s perspective. We’ve heard this from Musk, Bannon, Vance and Trump. The US voices and demands on what Britain should be doing are getting louder and more aggressive in both politics and business.
I’m coming to the conclusion that many leading figures in the US see Britain as a quaint relic of past glories, and a plaything they want to keep frozen in time. The meddling in and commentary on Britain and its politics feels like there’s a growing sense of ownership.
November 15, 2025 at 6:35 PM
I’m coming to the conclusion that many leading figures in the US see Britain as a quaint relic of past glories, and a plaything they want to keep frozen in time. The meddling in and commentary on Britain and its politics feels like there’s a growing sense of ownership.
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A lot of women don’t want to be led by a woman either. Many (not all) women have daddy issues too and if you have grown up in a household with daddy at the top, head of the family, then you might be inclined to think mummy couldn’t do that job. Not always but this mindset exists amongst women too.
November 15, 2025 at 2:32 PM
A lot of women don’t want to be led by a woman either. Many (not all) women have daddy issues too and if you have grown up in a household with daddy at the top, head of the family, then you might be inclined to think mummy couldn’t do that job. Not always but this mindset exists amongst women too.
Either way the other side wins. I think this is an effort to help bring down the BBC.
November 15, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Either way the other side wins. I think this is an effort to help bring down the BBC.
I watch this video and I realise that I’m still angry about that pebble beach.
November 15, 2025 at 1:37 AM
I watch this video and I realise that I’m still angry about that pebble beach.
And this is why you'll never truly know a place until you walk it. This lovely photo reminds me of the first time I took a meander around
Stockport. This is the first time l've been able to express the utter shock of walking along that elevated street. All these years I thought I’d imagined it.
Stockport. This is the first time l've been able to express the utter shock of walking along that elevated street. All these years I thought I’d imagined it.
November 15, 2025 at 1:20 AM
And this is why you'll never truly know a place until you walk it. This lovely photo reminds me of the first time I took a meander around
Stockport. This is the first time l've been able to express the utter shock of walking along that elevated street. All these years I thought I’d imagined it.
Stockport. This is the first time l've been able to express the utter shock of walking along that elevated street. All these years I thought I’d imagined it.
WTF - “How did that happen?!!” One minute you’re casually walking down the high street at ground level then you suddenly find you’re not, but you’re actually on a bridge several stories higher than another ground level street. First time it happened twisted my melon man. 🤯
November 15, 2025 at 1:13 AM
WTF - “How did that happen?!!” One minute you’re casually walking down the high street at ground level then you suddenly find you’re not, but you’re actually on a bridge several stories higher than another ground level street. First time it happened twisted my melon man. 🤯
Genuinely didn’t know they did orange Lego.
November 14, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Genuinely didn’t know they did orange Lego.
Used to love Hong Kong Phooey.
November 14, 2025 at 6:05 PM
Used to love Hong Kong Phooey.
The possibilities are endless. Don’t get me started: www.artofit.org/image-galler...
November 10, 2025 at 2:29 AM
The possibilities are endless. Don’t get me started: www.artofit.org/image-galler...
I’m so happy to hear this. I have tix for the last day 17th Jan. I saw DH in Best of Enemies and I just had to see him play Othello. Cannot wait!!
November 6, 2025 at 4:52 AM
I’m so happy to hear this. I have tix for the last day 17th Jan. I saw DH in Best of Enemies and I just had to see him play Othello. Cannot wait!!
Yes that’s exactly what I did when my Kindle died. Some Kobo versions do allow you to download PDFs and ePUBS too. You just need to sync it with the cloud.
October 31, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Yes that’s exactly what I did when my Kindle died. Some Kobo versions do allow you to download PDFs and ePUBS too. You just need to sync it with the cloud.
It works with Kobo. I can download and sync with my kobo e-reader and it works offline.
October 31, 2025 at 8:15 PM
It works with Kobo. I can download and sync with my kobo e-reader and it works offline.
The uncontrollable smirking when he’s lying riles me up. He simultaneously can and can’t believe he’s getting away with such blatant lies and that smirk is evidence of the deep pleasure he derives from it. 😠
October 21, 2025 at 12:53 PM
The uncontrollable smirking when he’s lying riles me up. He simultaneously can and can’t believe he’s getting away with such blatant lies and that smirk is evidence of the deep pleasure he derives from it. 😠
They’re working on it - removal is a political process that takes longer. Rachael Maskell, an independent MP for York Central, is leading the way. In 2022 she proposed the ‘Removal of Titles Bill’, and recently asked parliament to consider the Bill again. bills.parliament.uk/bills/3289
Removal of Titles Bill - Parliamentary Bills - UK Parliament
Current version of Removal of Titles Bill with latest news, sponsors, and progress through Houses
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October 19, 2025 at 2:13 PM
They’re working on it - removal is a political process that takes longer. Rachael Maskell, an independent MP for York Central, is leading the way. In 2022 she proposed the ‘Removal of Titles Bill’, and recently asked parliament to consider the Bill again. bills.parliament.uk/bills/3289
Agree. There’s no need to misrepresent old videos - the current facts speak for themselves.
October 19, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Agree. There’s no need to misrepresent old videos - the current facts speak for themselves.