Summary: .Male voice choirs are now under fire by....guess who....the feminist brigade....at some university or other their male voice choir has been heavily criticised for not allowing women to sing in it....er....I think the clue is in the title?.....why have we got to put up with this constant nonsense?...and why do those involved get so much publicity?....we have female police chiefs....a female prime minister....female fire chiefs etc etc.... It's now time for the Christmas plays in the schools which sadly will be forgotten in no time....as those magical moments watching your youngster on stage cannot be captured on video......because .001% of parents worry about pictures of their little pride and joy being misused on the internet.....so everyone else has to .........I even got one of the scenes on You've Been Framed and shared the money with the kids and their parents who were happy as Larry....then along comes the P.C.Brigade who pandered to odd parent who wanted their kid's face pixillated out and various other requirements......which is typical these days. I watched the programme on Cliff Richard's 60 years in showbiz....I was expecting to see his music through the years from his beginnings with The Shadows to the present day....which aint what we got.........I must say the guy is a survivor....the problem is it's the BBC who are involved in the case so WE will end up paying their fines.......and as usual Cliff is bringing out an album for Christmas...surprise surprise......good luck to him. I also watched another programme about the farmer who shot and killed a burglar in 1999 and went to jail for manslaughter............I expected there to be a discussion regarding what RIGHTS a burglar actually has..........I find it very easy NOT burgling houses.....the legal system in this country possibly fails to see the big picture......what needs to be taken into account is the suffering and anxiety this sort of thing causes to innocent people. On a lighter note...the song this week is entitled "If Every Day Was Christmas Day" and it was originally written for a lady called Penny Page who had a ventriloquists dummy called Googi....which was a Scouse duck.........it was also the title song of a musical I wrote for a local radio station which will remain nameless..........despite being broadcast as being written by two of the radio .......myself getting the credit for the music only.....the play which was broadcast on Christmas day was nominated for a Sony award..........
