On Life's Vast Ocean (River Really)

Blackness Castle apparently is often described as the ship that never sailed-due to its position sitting on the River Forth. From the water it looks like its run aground.

Got me thinking about the saying 'that ship will never sail' often used to describe a scheme with obvious flaws which are bad enough to prevent success, certainly not part of our thinking this far.

It brings to mind the other saying 'though we cannot control the wind, we can adjust our sails so as to profit by it'.

That's our work programme tomorrow people at Learners' Forum-what works? What needs to change? How do we do it? When do we need to do it by?

Looking forward to it see you then...