In a restaurant recently my sister and I were shocked to see a toddler aged no more than 18 months, in a high chair, competently swiping his finger across an iPad.
CHATTING to a colleague of a similar age, we found we had something in common.
IN 2011 a man was shot dead at a Latvian cinema after reportedly eating his popcorn too loudly during a screen of Black Swan.
ON A recent walk, my 10-year-old nephew bent down to pick up a stone, which he skimmed across a river. It jumped about six times – I was impressed.
I SPENT at least an hour at the weekend struggling to open household goods. A carton of orange juice had me cursing after I wrestled with the pop up flap.
EVERY day, on my way to work, I sit near groups of young people having breakfast on the move.
I WILL not be watching the remake of Dad’s Army. I couldn’t care less who is in it or that is being made in Yorkshire. I can’t understand why we always have to tamper with such wonderful classics that are tried, tested and totally unique.
I cursed when I saw it. A police van parked at the side of the road, flashing intermittently as cars streamed past. A speed camera.
