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I just love a captive audience. â Whitney Lynn I always enjoy sharing my earworms, especially when they explain things about my daily life such as why I often call my pig Louie by singing, âLouie Louie Louie Loo-eeeeeâ. The links above the video were provided by Mike Siegel; Shiv Ramdas; Angela Keaton and Mike...
I havenât featured a Vampire Survivor-like in a while, so might as well correct that with a simple one with a fun concept: the very much not fun topic of burnout. In Burnout Inc (not be confused with the Gorillaz song), you are a worker who must fight the everyday battle of working at an office. Each worker you can...
The promised bad weather didnât really materialise outside of a couple of hours of rain and weâre back to sunny days again for now. Another week that has flown past without much rest. đ My youngest got his GCSE results this week. Passes all round (Apart from French, but we sorta expected that one). A mixture of 5âs...
I am in the Stonehenge car park looking out at the surrounding fields. All the long grass is bright yellow, like piss. There are tiny little crispy wildflowers, I can see them when I squint. Some of them are dark purple, some are brown and crumbling. A man in wraparound sunglasses is smoking under the boot of his...
During the month of August I will be participating in Blaugust, a month long blogging challenge. Virus flickr photo by NomadWarMachine shared under a Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) license Todayâs TDC says: Write a poem on a nice virus, and add some images. Bonus points if you make it go viral Hereâs mine: VIRUS...
Ruth, JTA, the kids and I are all back in the UK1 after a three week period during which some or all of us were consistently in Spain. The whole adventure was the kind of masterpiece of epic planning that only Ruth could have pulled off, and it worked spectacularly2. I wasnât around for the first week of the trip,...
There are some books that you read and love and want to press into people's hands, and then you get to the end and realise you have absolutely no idea how to talk about them. Ruins, Child by Giada Scodelaro is one of those books. It's been a few days since I finished this and I'm still not really sure what I...
This summer, I decided to try growing cherry tomatoes on my balcony! I loooove cherry tomatoes, and I'm also a big fan of those farming simulators like Stardew Valley so I wanted to give the real thing a go. We had also recently moved into a south-facing balcony with lots of natural light. This is my sixth apartment...
Time is moving too fast for my liking currently. Thought I only updated this the other day, turns out it's almost been 3 weeks. I went along to my first shift at my new random part time job. There was 2 of us plus the boss person. We had to put down some carpet tiles, and install some barrier things. For a multi...
DOWER HOUSES IN LITERATURE Sometimes when I do a theme post, I think 'will anyone else care?' But - I canât be the only person who is intrigued by the idea of Dower Houses, and the role they play in fiction. Thereâs something about the name that implies off-beat glamour, louche poshos, beautiful architecture,...
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