Infinitely Distracting

Infinitely Distracting

di Peter Loveday
Stagione 13

Timely indisputable marriage of thought and deed

Success, failure, how does one measure such things, with a sexton or a yardstick, or simply with the thumb. The story continues, now in the depths of Hackney. (Song "Being born" from the album "Through the mirror" 2019)

On the cusp of some new scene

Taking stock of an unloved abode cut crooked by intersecting destinies in the backstreets of Hackney. It looks something like the Earnshaw farmhouse of Wuthering Heights, just a couple of scrawny irritable hounds lacking. Possibility is in the eye of the beholder. Listen in to find out more.

We all have needs

My list, of course, unsurprisingly not unlike anyone else’s and not worthy of analysis at this point in time, or perhaps, ever. I am standing on the corner with a suitcase in my hand, …

Last few days

Just what would you do with the last few days.

A novel air

Everywhere you look something you have not seen before, these glimpses and glances, insights and out takes, insinuations, hints and intimations, all grist for the mill, material to tailor into a unique new suit.

Leprechauns and leviathans

From the city centre I radiate out, taking it all in, taking in the immensity of it all.

Get lost

Think of London, small city. It's dark, dark in the daytime. People sleep, sleep in the daytime.If they want to, if they want to. I'll find myself a city, find myself a city to live in. (Talking Heads - Fear of Music)

Restraint denied

There is clearly much to learn about this life, as every step reveals, and curiosity reigns, as reserve is suppressed and restraint denied.

Even a smile

This day has only just begun and here I am in the capital, entering this Roman shell in all its outgrown glory. I disembark at Victoria Station, trailing like a tramp my meagre goods and chattels, looking all about me, dazzled by the old newness of it all.

Ease the mind

The saga continues, crossing oceans and lands, to end up in London. Travel, of course, opens the mind, ... and more sometimes. (Photo by Bleddyn Butcher. Song "Let yourself go" from the album Standard Ideal.)
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