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Stick to the Plan

This year I’m going to try not to break the rules – the rules for investing my savings.

Here’s what Chips was up to in 1942.

Unfolding events in Kazakhstan are profoundly worrying.

Editing Chips’s diaries is a huge undertaking. Not surprisingly there are a few mistakes.

Should you seek investment advice, Number Fifty-six is the place to come.

The parents of a god daughter came round for a drink a few evenings ago bearing gifts and with three dogs; Bertie was thrilled.

Here is Chips striking a different note.

Charles Orwin raises many good questions in his comment yesterday.

Mild weather in London today (15 C) and supposed to stay the same until the middle of next week.

It’s April 1940; I am 300 pages into Chips, Vol II, 1938 – 1943.