Although these pages contain much of a philosophical and literary nature, this is a very personal page and I hope you find it different from my various linguistic and eliminativist philosophy pages. There is much here of what could be described as experiential solipsistical preoccupation, but as much of the contents are diary extracts it is difficult to see how this could have been avoided. This site is a deceptively large one with a myriad of proliferating, bifurcating sections which the internal search engine for the convenience of visitors soon confirms. There's a florilegium of reminiscences about my family, friends, jobs, my army life, businesses, my experiences and my opinions about the world as I look back after a long life.

He was familiar with the most obscure British vernacular. I think he liked to see himself as an English gentleman. I could see from his bearing and his manner that he was quite 'posh'. I knew his father had been a quite important figure in the Swedish government during the war and had been honoured for the help that he gave to the Norwegians during the German occupation. A Tribute & Requiem from Jud Evans

Arthur Dooley [left wearing mortar-board ] was a well known Liverpool Sculptor. Some of Olle's paintings can be seen hanging on the walls of the Institute. Alas, both men have now passed away.