Into February
Having made it to one post per day in January, we now move into February: that graveyard of good habits for the new year. What is it about …
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Having made it to one post per day in January, we now move into February: that graveyard of good habits for the new year. What is it about …
While off sick and under the weather I decided to play around with presenting the photos on this blog in a fashion more in keeping with the …
When making my albums of the year posts at the start of the month, I realised that compared to many other critics lists, there was no sign …
Dora Carrington was an artist loosely affiliated with the Bloomsbury Group and noted for her unconventional lifestyle. Despite a short …
Thai Green Curry is one of our favourites. Often when we are travelling we will find a Thai restaurant and order it. It’s a nice way …
This time last year, Ingrid and I were on the Eurostar to Paris for four days. We did so much in our time there that I couldn’t write …
I want to start making generative art again. I can’t say I ever did it that seriously but using programming languages to generate …
Summer 1954 is a pair of one-act plays by Sir Terrence Rattigan that are currently being performed together at the Chichester Festival …
Ian MacDonald’s “Revolution in the Head” is a book that I’ve read parts of dozens of times and even all the way …
An album that arrived a bit too late to be considered in the best of the year list, Strawberry Hotel by Underworld is a solid effort. Their …
One of the absurd barriers to writing regularly is that my new post script is written to open the new markdown file in Neovim and until this …
We had great success with our sticky toffee pudding as a Christmas Day dessert. It’s a hybrid of a recipe by Jamie Oliver, one that we …