It’s going to be a bit quiet around here for a couple of weeks…

As you read this, I’ll be on my way to the beautiful Highlands for two weeks. I need my spiritual home to work its restorative magic on me.

I have decided that I’m going to have a proper break. In previous years, I’ve still done meetings and continued to write for LDV albeit at a reduced rate.

This year has been a bit of a rollercoaster. From the personal drama of my husband’s serious illness last Autumn to the Council elections to the General Election and starting a new job, I’ve not had much space to draw breath.

I need some proper downtime. I fully intend to do not much more than read books, eat cake, drink gin and walk on this gorgeous beach with this gorgeous creature:

I can’t see me going a whole two weeks without a single opinion to inflict on you, so I may pop up once or twice.

Other than that, I shall leave you in the capable hands of the rest of the team. There may be times when the site is a bit quiet, but normal service will be resumed from 7th August.

I hope all of you will have the chance to have a wonderful break over the next few weeks if you haven’t been away already.

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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12 Comments

  • Richard Underhill 22nd Jul '17 - 11:58am

    May I suggest My Life by Golda Meir? She liked cooking, even when a US Senator visited during a military-political crisis.

  • Enjoy your break

  • Good for you Caron. Hopefully the break will re-charge your LDV batteries.

    Hopefully someone has volunteered to ensured that the two usual Sunday features will be kept – “LDV’s Sunday Best: our 7 most read articles this week” and especially “Top of the Blogs: The Lib Dem Golden Dozen”. Even if they appear on Monday instead of Sunday.

  • Ruth Bright 22nd Jul '17 - 8:41pm

    Have a wonderful and well-deserved change of pace Caron. Having had four spaniels in our family I imagine it will be a different pace rather than a slower one!

  • Have a great holiday.

  • Peter Martin 22nd Jul '17 - 11:26pm

    @Caron,

    I’m not sure it’s going to be quite your cup-of-tea but I would recommend Steve Keen’s “Debunking Economics” for anyone who is interested in politics.

    We have to understand how the economy works to understand what’s possible from a right, left and centre perpsective. It isn’t really that difficult IMO, but it doesn’t work like most think! Read Steve and you’ll see what I mean.

    Enjoy your break!

  • Stephen Harte 23rd Jul '17 - 9:44am

    ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • Try P C Hodgell God Stalk, a dark fantasy, bit like Brexit 😉

  • Enjoy Caron, Switch off and spray the Midges with gin 🙂

  • Eddie Sammon 23rd Jul '17 - 4:59pm

    Enjoy your well earned break! 🙂

    We need more recognition for the work that the Lib Dem Voice editors do, including past editors.

  • *shocked at JohnM’s gin-wasting suggestion*

    I’ll try not to cause too much trouble while you’re away xx

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