Dumped!

Posted by Justin on Mar 22, 2009 in Abaddons Musings, banks, small towns, Tenterden | 0 comments On Friday (in common, apparently, with a lot of other sole practitioner lawyers and low-volume conveyancers) I received a “Dear John” letter from Abbey National (or “the Abbey”, as they like to be called but have not bothered to change their name to).They have unceremoniously and without warning “dumped” me – I am, with immediate effect, no longer on...
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ANOTHER charity shop in Tenterden?

Posted by Justin on Mar 15, 2009 in Abaddons Musings, charity shops, shops, small towns, Tenterden | 0 comments It looks as though the former Cardfair shop in Sayers Lane, Tenterden, is going to be yet another charity shop – British Heart Foundation this timeWhile I don’t particularly rate card shops, having yet another charity shop seems to be overkill
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Tenterden Pudding Club

Posted by Justin on Feb 11, 2009 in Abaddons Musings, accountants, estate agents, lawyers, lunch, Tenterden | 0 comments Not as interesting as the name implies … the so-called “club” is simply an informal monthly lunchtime meeting of various local business people – mainly solicitors, accountants, estate agents, bank managers, etc We meet on the last Friday of each month, so the next meeting is on 27 February, at No 75 in Tenterden High Street at 1pm. We usually have a one course meal and a...
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Why this blog?

Posted by Justin on Feb 4, 2009 in Abaddons Musings, conveyancing, legal system, small towns, Tenterden | 0 comments At the end of last year, I decided that I should start a blog, and have at last done something about it.I do not delude myself that I have anything of particular interest to others on most topics that most bloggers (especially male bloggers) seem to want to blog – or rant – about, and this is not intended to be that sort of blog.However, I do have concerns about various changes I...
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