The article consists of several letters addressing various topics, showcasing readers' opinions on gardening, restaurant experiences, crossword puzzles, and political commentary. One letter highlights the often-overlooked medicinal value of nettles, suggesting they should be left in gardens. Another reader expresses frustration over noisy restaurants, indicating this can negatively impact the dining experience. A third letter discusses the continued use of the Playfair code in crosswords, while a humorous remark questions the naming of a political hub in the White House. Overall, the letters reflect diverse interests and concerns among readers.
At my father's funeral, we had some sturdy nettles mixed with the flowers on the altar. They also appear as a cure-all in an old family herbal.
I love reading Grace Dent's reviews, but could she mention how noisy a restaurant is? My friends and I are getting older, and find that more and more restaurants are noisy.
The Playfair code is still in use among the more arcane crossword community. Azed in the Observer used one in the last few months.
Given recent events in the US, I am wondering if I've misheard the name of the hub at the heart of the White House. Is it actually the Evil Office?
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