End Of The Line: A Parkinson's Progress
Nick CalderTales from trips to every end of line Tube station, notes on the progress of my Parkinson's, spiked with bits on life and death plus memories of London in 1960's - the whole mess served on a bed of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.
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SNIPPETS OF TIME: #2. I shall never go to Patmos on my own...
I went to Patmos in 1969 with E. We rented a room in the village on the hill. The walk from the port was up a paved road but steep and demanding. To get to our favourite beach on the other side of the island was a 40-50 minute walk along na...
SNIPPETS OF TIME: #1* The unbearable moment when breakfast ends...
As I came down off the high and Parkie reality began to cut in.. a kind of faux maiden aunt-ish voice began to wonder was it seemly for a 79 (weeks away from being 80) year old man to be in fits of ecstatic laughing and crying from listenin...
PART 2: Gleanings from the gloaming mind...possible chapters
Friday 10th October 1.30 am Parkway bedsit12
chapter nux; 5.30 am random clippings aka born to rave
The “Some old people on reaching a certain age go on living out of habit – a bad habit too.”
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One time toy shop owner, Manager of The London Dungeon, Discovery Channel Exec, climate campaigner and now writing about my Parkinson’s progress, London life, death, sex, drugs, rock 'n roll, philosophy etc
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