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I walked into a right royal rant at Sarah's house this morning. Her dad was reading this week's edition of The Week magazine - he and I often chew the fat over his excellent coffee while discussing the week's woes.
I've reproduced the cover here to show you what set her going; and after she had vented her spleen, we had a reasoned conversation that she agreed to let me reproduce on her blog 'News From The Nick'.
Click here to see what she said.
Thank you to Sylvie at Fuel My Blog for her compliment to Sarah Police Lady today. Sarah's blog is blog of the day on the excellent blogging networking site. I rang to tell her the good news her dad answered the phone and promised he would pass on the good news, not without commenting:
"Don't expect too much, she's just finished nights and is out on the pop tonight!"
Anyway, these fickle young people might not need accolades, but I appreciate it and seeing as how I do the work - aside from the risking-life-and-limb-to-protect-the-public stuff that she does - I'll enjoy it!
Actually, I sort of hope she doesn't log on to see for herself, she'll kill me when she sees the photo I used on FMB...which isn't her of course.
I was round at Sarah's dad's last Saturday morning. You may remember Sarah, my young friend who is a Police Officer. Over the as usual, excellent coffee I listened to her having what amounted to a mini-rant combined with a surprising crisis of confidence.
Risking Sarah's wrath for the sake of art - well blogging at any rate - I convinced her that she should engage in another cathartic jotting down of her experience.
Follow this link to read Sarah's account of tackling Domestic Violence.
Many of you will remember my friend Sarah Didsbury, a serving Police Officer, who for a time wrote a popular blog about her work. I agreed when, as happens with young people, life, love and other pursuits took precedence, to carry on posting occasionally if the whim took her.
On Saturday sat chatting, drinking coffee with her and her dad, an ex-sergeant himself, she was sharing her feelings following the memorial service for Michael Todd. Her dad, usually a critic of blogging and other such works of the devil, was keen for her to share her views so here they are: a new post from Sarah Police Lady.
I walked into a right royal rant at Sarah's house this morning. Her dad was reading this week's edition of The Week magazine - he and I often chew the fat over his excellent coffee while discussing the week's woes.
