“Cat rescued – Firefighters rescued a cat that was stuck up a tree last Wednesday …”
Coming from London, I love living somewhere where this is news!
August 27, 2009 at 10:04 pm · Filed under rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
“Cat rescued – Firefighters rescued a cat that was stuck up a tree last Wednesday …”
Coming from London, I love living somewhere where this is news!
When I was the editor of a community paper, one of the things readers often said to me was that they wanted to see GOOD news in the paper rather than bad. So I tried for a mix each week — cat rescues, dog parties and cute kids to balance the car accidents, wildfires and local crime.
Actually, it’s FUN to cover things like rescuing cats from trees. Everyone laughs and feels good when they read those articles.
I’m all for good news … bowling greens, cat rescues, the lot … but I have to say this was NOT good reporting! They didn’t give the colour or name of the cat! My cats were quite horrified by this! ;o)
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My name is not Pollyanna and I'm not a penguin. If you'd not worked out the last bit you should probably stop reading this and seek out a psychologist.
This is a blog about me and rheumatoid arthritis - sounds like fun, huh? Well I'm hoping it'll be a bit more fun than it sounds - hence the Pollyanna part. I'm going to try to stay positive about it and play 'Pollyanna's glad game' - finding reasons to be cheerful basically.
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Ha! That’s great.
My hometown once printed a story, on the front page, about new grass seed at the lawn bowling green.
I live in a city now, but I can’t wait to get back to somewhere rural like that.