(This post was meant to be about my recent entry into the colouring in world, but I got massively side tracked into an unexpected rant about Julie Burchill, the she-devil journalist, whilst doing a quick bit of research.) This is my ONE HUNDREDTH POST – … Continue reading Colour me your Colour Baby
Eurovision 2016
There are a few tele-visual events which make me sit there in front of the TV and exclaim: ‘It can’t be that time of year again can it!’ – these being, Wimbledon, I’m a Celebrity Get me Out of Here!’ (although dropped of my telly radar a … Continue reading Eurovision 2016
Village of the Damned
Creepy, scary, unnerving kids often feature in horror films. It’s very effective. You don’t expect your bundle of joy to turn into Damien from The Omen. Nor would you want to see a dripping wet, undead girl, unexpectedly climbing out of the TV set, whilst … Continue reading Village of the Damned
I Don’t Wish to Know That
I went to the lighting of a beacon for the Queen’s 90th birthday last night. I’d seen it advertised via my friend’s facebook post a week ago and had thought: ‘that sounds like quite a nice communal thing to do’ And it also brought back … Continue reading I Don’t Wish to Know That
Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners – Channel 4
Since acquiring mild OCD, in the form of colouring-in books by Johanna Basford (Enchanted Forest) wherein I must not colour over the lines, or accidentally create messy smudges, via resting the side of my colouring-in hand on the page, where it may gradually become covered … Continue reading Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners – Channel 4
The Blood Test
About 2 months ago I got a letter in the post, from a place in Winchester, asking me to attend a free NHS health check at my local surgery. Having spent the past four months undergoing routine health checks (mammogram, annual dental exam, annual eye … Continue reading The Blood Test
How not to climb Ingleton Falls
I’ve been in Yorkshire for a week. Things I love about Yorkshire: Soft Water Cures dry skin instantly Tea and coffee actually tastes good No horrid scum floating about in your mug Limescale free zone Dry Stone Walls Higgedly-piggedly charm Rural and rugged Full of … Continue reading How not to climb Ingleton Falls
Adventures in Audacity
(For some reason my blog currently isn't loading all images I post and you may get a white oblong box thing instead. I'm hoping this glitch will sort itself out. On with the post.) On recent forays into YouTube territory I noticed the gazillion cover … Continue reading Adventures in Audacity
Utopian Update
Cedar Terrace has been standing unattended on the coffee table in the lounge for a few weeks now. I sort of fixed the kitchen lino, which had presented a health hazard (see comments section on this post) by dispensing with the useless Pritt stick and … Continue reading Utopian Update
Spring is in the Air
In honour of International Women’s Day (when did they come up with that one?) and the fact that spring is just around the corner, I present an excerpt from the recently discovered private journal of William Wordsworth, found lying around in the same place as … Continue reading Spring is in the Air
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