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Issue 1: In this issue Advice to a Would-be Entrepreneur A Lady's First Sighting of Michelangelo's David Captain W E Johns Rallies Us in the Dark Days of the War
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On Being Angry
It’s great to be thoroughly angry, to scream and blaspheme and then froth and foam while your justified fury gives roof-raising vent to your wrath. And, oh, the relief to be flinging dispensable crocks at the wall makes anger, in levels of sinning, the most satisfying of all.
Some folk do not relish a battle or give a free rein to their rage; they bottle it up, which is fatal for then it will fester with age. So never try keeping your temper with partner or carer or friend; go out with a yell not a whimper and slam every door at the end.
Alanna Blake
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