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My acupuncture treatment reminds me Parliament’s coming back
Will it be a case of another year of annoying squabbling or some useful refreshing dialogue on the issues of our times? Jab me again if you know the answer.
As I write this I have a number of acupuncture needles driven into parts of my body where you normally wouldn’t want them to be. That sort of discomfort, which supposedly will bring me relief, made me think about the opening of Parliament which happens this week for the first time in 2012. Will it be a case of another year of annoying squabbling or some useful refreshing dialogue on the issues of our times? Jab me again if you know the answer.
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My acupuncture treatment reminds me Parliament’s coming back
Will it be a case of another year of annoying squabbling or some useful refreshing dialogue on the issues of our times? Jab me again if you know the answer.
As I write this I have a number of acupuncture needles driven into parts of my body where you normally wouldn’t want them to be. That sort of discomfort, which supposedly will bring me relief, made me think about the opening of Parliament which happens this week for the first time in 2012. Will it be a case of another year of annoying squabbling or some useful refreshing dialogue on the issues of our times? Jab me again if you know the answer.
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