BY ROGER WATSON I have never managed to connect with South Korea despite several visits. I suppose that the fact these have all been business visits and mostly in winter when it is cold almost beyond belief has not helped. Also, I have only been to Seoul which is a huge traffic-jammed place. I don’t like Korean food, and I find the formality – the … Continue reading Plastic Paradise?
BY FRANK HAVILAND I am the father of two young daughters. They are more precious to me than everything else in the universe combined. I would die for them without a moment’s hesitation, and consider myself honoured to have been given the opportunity. Right now, they are being stolen from me before my eyes, and it is not obvious what I can do about it. … Continue reading The Cruelty of Parent Alienation
VICAR Dear Readers of Country Squire Magazine, I wish You all a peaceful and bountiful Sunday and week ahead. Last month 72 years ago, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Nagasaki – just three days after dropping one on the city of Hiroshima. It is estimated that over 150,000 people were killed over those three days. Fast forward to … Continue reading Prayer for Peace in Korea
