by justinehardy | Mar 10, 2025 | Blog
The Crushing from in time of ‘the Breaking of Nations’ by Thomas Hardy Only a horse, grazing, Uncommon on common land, A man in uniform, lazing Half asleep astride, hat in hand. Only a mounted policeman at ease Amidst the dogwalkers. And his...
by justinehardy | Mar 10, 2025 | Blog
The Crushing from in time of ‘the Breaking of Nations’ by Thomas Hardy Only a horse, grazing, Uncommon on common land, A man in uniform, lazing Half asleep astride, hat in hand. Only a mounted policeman at ease Amidst the dogwalkers. And this...
by justinehardy | Feb 26, 2025 | Blog
From my colleague and friend, Emeritus Director of The Institute of Global Leadership at Tufts University and founder of Trebuchet, Sherman Teichman: https://www.the-trebuchet.org Dear Trebuchet Community, I have the privilege of representing the Trebuchet, speaking...
by justinehardy | Jun 29, 2024 | Blog
Unravelling a certain word My father used to have a particular expression when he felt that someone was misusing a word, an almost imperceptible twitch between his eyebrows and at the sides of his nose when someone said ‘disinterested’ when they meant...
by justinehardy | Mar 10, 2024 | Blog
It was an almost ordinary Sunday afternoon in West London, warm for February, enough so that some shops had their doors propped open. Two young men were crouching beside one, shovelling boxed up jars of honey from a display into a large shopping bag. As I sidled...
