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If you were wondering where Jonathan disappeared to last week, you can find out what he was up to by reading on. We're very grateful for his weekly musings and observations and reckoned he definitely deserved a week off.
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Another great read from Jonathan Dodd, with observations that will echo with most of us.
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The stage at Medina Theatre was crammed full with around 70 musicians last weekend for the start of the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra's season of concerts. We thought it was incredible, read on to see whether Jonathan agreed.
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Jonathan returns with his Sunday column and manages to reel off a list of every car he's owned with wonderful detail of what was 'special' about each one.
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All around the world there are people who believe they know 'The Truth' and their version is the only version. Sometimes it takes the innocence of a child to remind us what 'The Truth' really is all about.
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Jonathan returns with his Sunday column and this week explores memory and the mind, raising some very interesting observations.
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It's strange how the most unexpected of things can take you back decades. A scattering of talcum powder did just this for Jonathan earlier in the week.
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We have great admiration for Jonathan Dodd, who manages - week after week - to produce such interesting and engaging columns. Knowing how much he frets over them makes his words even more precious and something we're very grateful for.
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Does the purpose of our existence lie somewhere it the area of self-awareness. Read on to see whether you agree with Jonathan in his weekly column.
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This week Jonathan explores the need for clothes, the way we design them, wear them, produce them and dispose of them.
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Every week, without fail, Jonathan Dodd finds something to write about to share with readers. No matter what the subject, it's always a great read.
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Once again another great piece of writing from Jonathan, designed to get our brains thinking on a Sunday morning.
