Now to work out how to find the phoenix in the ashes.
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Any room for another four and two friendly cats in your flat?
All welcome.
When you find it, can you tell me? I only see black right now.
Yes. It will take some time.
Thankyou!
We’ll be OK. I refuse to believe that half the country is bigoted or blind: there were good solid arguments on both sides and politics is not about emotion. We’ll find our way through.
I hope that we can leave in a way that listens to everyone and represents the narrow margin of the vote – that is, still friendly and outward-looking.
In fact I can’t see it happening any other way. We have brains and so do our politicians. Hopefully the terrible exhausting battlezone effect can wear off and the clear thinking can start ASAP.
Despair never tells the truth, dear Tom, and monsters of the mind have characterised this election. Not true. Hugs to you and anyone else feeling down x
I fervently hope so. Post truth politics seems to make it unlikely.
Totally agreed. Hence the phoenix motif.