Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

Many years ago, sitting in a charming little café perched like a contented cat atop Malabar Hill, my wife and […]

For years my morning coffee, I have in my garden, has come with a peaceful audience. Crows, mynahs, pigeons. Sparrows,

Yesterday I went to a party where the organiser, a lady, introduced a game. If she said yes, the participants

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There seems to be a terrible misunderstanding about diplomacy. Many people believe diplomacy means compromise. They imagine two leaders entering

There is something very mysterious that happens to us when we step into a lift. Outside the lift we are