Refractive Jellyfish One of the most enigmatic photographs I’ve ever taken. It looks as though someone’s monocle has fallen on the sand. But it’s just a jellyfish. Taken on a beach in March 2012. Quote of the Day ”Familiarity breeds contempt, but without a little familiarity it’s impossible to breed anything.” Noël Coward Musical alternative to the morning’s radio news Vivaldi | Nulla in mundo pax sincera | RV r630 | Marie Lys, soprano Link Music for a May morning. Long Read of the Day How Charles III Quietly Filleted Donald Trump in His Own House You will remember from Friday’s edition that I liked the King’s speech to both houses of Congress. As it happens, I didn’t know the half of it. This elegant piece by Dean Blundell masterfully fills in the picture. There is an old British art form that Americans, despite our many gifts, have never quite mastered. It is the art of saying terrible things about a man while he smiles and nods, convinced you are paying him a compliment. King…
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