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Think David Sedaris or Alan Bennett and you've got the style of this podcast: a weekly selection from my daily blog, Dad’s Daily Diary, at https://threeflats.wordpress.com A journal recounting the absurdities of everyday life. An AI analysis likened it to the sort of thing the two authors previously mentioned might write which just shows you how much you cannot trust technology. At its heart, it remains a private, personal account which just happens to be on the internet...
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The Green Chequered Flag explains why I was able to provide my own hold music when renewing my breakdown cover. Cage Flight describes my battle to stop the wind wrecking my broccoli. Both are taken from my daily blog at
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Traffic Jams and Heavy Chats discusses the merits of a long car journey home and the opportunities it provided for a tricky conversation with my son. Unauthorised Shure Leave is the story of my missing Shure SM-58 microp
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Blame The Boys describes me wondering why my sons seem to have their lives sorted whereas I do not. So Long Song Contest is my fond farewell to the Eurovision Song Contest and the reasons why this lifetime obsession has
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Some You Win explains a strange Venn diagram of cucumbers and podcast revenue. Score Wars explains why it took so long to get a piece of music to stay on a music stand. Both are taken from my daily blog www.threeflats.wo
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A Tale of Two Theatres is a "live" account of a trip to London to watch a couple of shows and the misadventures involved in that. Bee-ing in Pain explains why my finger injury is a Russian composer's fault. Both are take
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Cracking Up reveals the horrific truth about what happened to my iPad screen in the middle of the night. Feeling Wuff is about what happens when I'm feeling a bit low and people notice. Both are taken from my daily blog
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A Note-able Meeting recalls me accidentally impressing a member of His Majesty's Government during a meeting. Let The Record State is about a few hours panic when a vitally important spreadsheet goes meeting. Both are ta
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Channels of Communication describes how I keep in touch with my boys and how one such attempt had a most unexpected outcome. Headaches and Harmony explains what musical key my car's reversing sensor is in. Both are taken
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Digging, Ducks and Distance is about why Saturday was a bit of a strange day for different reasons to do with digging, ducks and distance Ctrl, Alt, Delete is about why happens when it all gets a bit too much for me. Bot
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Keyed Up Artwork explains why my middle son was so grateful for me spending over the odds on a piece of original art. Cross Words and Coffee explains why a smell in the kitchen is stopping me finishing my crossword. Both
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A Boy and His Bike is about why my walk home was delayed by a very unfortunate situation. Mr Stevens and the Brown Dirt Cowboy is about what I get up to when 'Mr Stevens' has a service. Both were taken from my daily blog
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Cutting Remarks involves me telling a Brand New Joke after a certain amount of context. Bonkers Banking explains why a two minute process took nearly an hour to complete. Both are taken from my daily blog www.threeflats.
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Wine, Woman and Song talks about an unusual event - me being sociable. Son Shine is about how one of my boys got me through a tricky day. Both are taken from my daily blog www.threeflats.wordpress.com The music is mine t
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Another Day in Paradise is an account of what happened in the office when Important People Turned Up. Couples' Therapy explains why my car stopped talking to me last week. Both were taken from my daily blog www.threeflat
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The Cult of Mum describes mum's attempts to convert people to her way of doing laundry. Playing Tag is about how I tried to mess around with an algorithm on my blog. Both the above were taken from my daily blog at www.th
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Holiday Typewriter is about what I got up to in a hotel room before collecting my son for a visit. The Best Laid Plans follows directly and is about what went wrong... Both are taken from my daily blog at www.threeflats.
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Brain, Brain, Go Away is about the weird things that my brain does to me both asleep and awake. Pots, Pub and Pain is my Friday diary entry with a warning about the dangers of floss harps. Both are taken from my daily bl
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Lies, Damn, Lies is a post about the stupidity of statistics. Smiling Through the Tears is all about my relationship with my son and my dad. Both are taken from my daily blog available at https://threeflats.wordpress.com
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An introduction to the podcast: the cast, the reason it exists, and the first story about the perils of using AI if you're old school like me. It really is based on a daily blog that has been running since January 2018.
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