One Door

"When one door closes, another one shuts", that's what they say. Well, another year is over, when will it all end? (Mayan calendar joke there..)


I first recall the rush of time in my late teens when 1970 arrived. 1970! A whole new decade, we are no longer in the sixties. What a strange idea.

And ten years later when 1980 came along I realised just how quickly a decade passes. 

 Time is short! Carpe Canem!



Well here is a door that is open although, as you see, the horse has already bolted.

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