Some of Jocelyne's stories and recipes

JOCELYNE is very special. A professional cook and a professional writer, born in France, very early emigrated to the UK, travelling all over the world, living in Spain now for half a life, lover of cats and flowers and good wine, hating anybody and anything pretentious and phoney and not mincing her words... Sometimes she throws in a very good recipe, mostly at the end of her articles. And don't miss Jocelyne's wonderful Mr. Bear Stories - great for reading to your children.

With Jocelyne's friendly permission VeoVeo publishes here some of her best stories:

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Polly & Bob
Posts: 12

The cats and I
Reply #9 on : Tue September 23, 2008, 21:13:10

My dear Jocelyne,

Fantastic article !!!! bravo, spot on !!!

Much love

Polly & Bob xxxxxx

Regina
Posts: 12

thanks
Reply #8 on : Wed July 09, 2008, 04:37:52

Hello, Your site is perfect, sorry for my post

Last Edit: December 15, 2008, 11:46:51 by veoveo

colaiste na scelige
Posts: 12

THEY NEED US
Reply #7 on : Sat April 21, 2007, 21:05:08

WE NEED TO HELP THEM ANY BODY OUT THERE WANT TO HELP US HELP THE POLAR BEARS? SAVE THE TREES AND RAIN FORESTS AND THE PLANTS AND THE ANIMALS IM BEGGING FOR HELP WIT THE EARTH! Y CANT WE ALL B FRUITAIREANS?

colaiste na sceilge
Posts: 12

HELP THE POLAR BEARS
Reply #6 on : Fri April 20, 2007, 13:51:04

GLOBAL WARMING IS RUINING THE EARTH..WE MUST HELP THE POLAR BEARS

Dave Drury
Posts: 12

Begging In All Seasons
Reply #5 on : Sat February 03, 2007, 23:17:31

Tee, hee, hee! Somehow you've managed to skewer most every cause dear to both the political left AND right! And then your own!

Delicious sarcasm! Perhaps if you'd taken up a collection pot to save the storks....

Sue
Posts: 12

Polar Bears
Reply #4 on : Sat January 20, 2007, 12:22:47

Very interesting article, much food for thought, although I will never get to be that "00" person!

Dave Drury
Posts: 12

Up The Pole
Reply #3 on : Thu January 11, 2007, 00:07:52

All we need is another volcanic explosion such as Krakatoa in the late 1800s to illustrate just how puny is man's impact upon the weather. In the years following the eruption, Europe went without a summer and crops failed. Global average temperature, according to Wikipedia, fell 1.2 deg. C.

The question is not one of "if" another large volcanic eruption happens, only of "when", and my bets are that (a) it will be blamed on GW Bush, and (b) Al Gore and Greenpeace will then start touring the globe promoting SUVs and fossil fuels.

Christopher Roddis
Posts: 12

Up the pole
Reply #2 on : Wed January 10, 2007, 20:26:54

I fully agree with what Jocelyne has said, Everyone has to adapt.

Andrea Osborn
Posts: 12

The chicken and the egg
Reply #1 on : Wed January 10, 2007, 11:42:03

Jocelyne is right. Golf courses are an extravagance for the pleasure of very few.
Andrea