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I'm writing this as a response to Robert Birming's AuguStory, the story of your blog post. I think blogging has interested me since I first discovered old Blogger (previously Blogspot), Livejournal, or Wordpress blogs around 2006. I have a preference for text-based content rather than video- or audio-based, and...
This afternoon we went for a ~10km walk around Wytham Woods — our first visit in a few years. Very peaceful, very dry right now. We came upon the pretty well-preserved head of a fox. PSA: if you’re somewhere in the 5’10”–6’2” range, I left a pretty good walking stick next to the exit out of Botley Gate car park....
Another day of showers and cold. Hedge cutting for most of the day. Works council came round. Cleared a lot of cardboard boxes from the classroom.
Hey folks! This issue is coming in a touch late, as I wanted to get a good amount of time in with Taki Udon's first public Console Mode release after its months hanging out in beta land, and my schedule has been nuts-o lately. But it's here! Instead of prattling on about this and that at the start, I'm gonna stop...
Nearly 10 when we got up. A bit of sun but showers and the wind still cold. Started to cut the hedge. The gang came for tea. Stayed in.
Ah, August. Once again I’ve survived a ridiculously hot July and I’m blessed with a beautiful month where all is cool and the nights are still long. It’s also the time of year where my brain pipes up and says I should be more active, so I hatched a plan: every day in August, I’d disconnect, go out on a walk, and...
Some random small thoughts provoked by nothing in particular and collected over the last few months. should write a post about my ideal writer cooperative community I bought poetry I'm not that into because I think my city ought to be able to support a poet laureate. We should be capable of that, as a place I'm not...
Es ist kein Geheimnis, dass ich an fremden Orten gerne auf der Suche nach regionalen Speisen und kulinarischen Geheimtipps bin. Natürlich hilft das Internet wunderbar bei dieser Suche. Aber manchmal muss man sich beim Schlendern… Der Beitrag Lecker Stopp: Taberna de Cunqueiro A Coruna erschien zuerst auf Sternestulle.
MARY DURHAM, Mystery Writer: A Bio-Bibliographical Essay by Jamie Sturgeon. If you look in Hubin, the indispensable Crime Fiction Bibliography, amongst the authors, you will see the name Mary Durham, for eleven murder mysteries she had published in the United Kingdom between 1945 (Hate Is My Livery) and 1952 (The...
📋LifeIt’s been a bit of a quiet week. The missus hasn’t been feeling well so we’ve mostly been staying at home.We have been wanting to re-paint our living room/dining room a different color since we’ve not been happy with the one we chose when we moved in here so we started working on that this week. Dining room is...
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