Film · August 5, 2023
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Film · August 4, 2023
Housesitter
Film · August 4, 2023
Fools Rush In
Film · August 4, 2023
Maybe I Do
Book · August 3, 2023
The Happy Return by C. S. Forester
Book · August 2, 2023
The Camel Club by David Baldacci
Book · August 1, 2023
The Incredible Ecosystems of Planet Earth by Rachel Ignotofsky
Book · July 31, 2023
Doctor Who: The Price of Paradise by Colin Brake
Film · July 30, 2023
The Out-Laws
Book · July 30, 2023
Moneyball by Michael Lewis
Film · July 29, 2023
The Beanie Bubble
Blog · July 29, 2023
This one's for the dreamers
Finally, I have managed to cross 'Watch Back to the Future: The Musical' off my to do list. There have been a couple of failed attempts and I've been worried that the universe didn't want me to see it, but I've thwarted the universe and seen the brilliance of this show. I went in with trepidation, of course I did. When they announced there was going to be a BTTF …
Album · July 29, 2023
Read My Lips by Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Album · July 29, 2023
The Ballad of Darren by Blur
Book · July 29, 2023
An Idiot Abroad by Karl Pilkington
Film · July 28, 2023
Sneakers
Book · July 27, 2023
Mrs, Presumed Dead by Simon Brett
Album · July 23, 2023
Cloudcuckooland by The Lightning Seeds
Album · July 23, 2023
Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride by Jason Mraz
Book · July 23, 2023
Doctor Who: The Art of Destruction by Stephen Cole
Film · July 22, 2023
Bring It On
Book · July 22, 2023
No Shame by Tom Allen
Book · July 21, 2023
Scheme by Jeffery Deaver
Book · July 19, 2023
Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing by Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse
Book · July 18, 2023
GCHQ by Richard Aldrich
Album · July 16, 2023
The Many Sides Of Gene Pitney by Gene Pitney
Album · July 16, 2023
chemistry by Kelly Clarkson
Book · July 13, 2023
Grow All You Can Eat in 3 Square Feet by Chauney Dunford
Blog · July 12, 2023
Absolute mayhem
Have you watched The Muppets Mayhem on Disney+? You may be thinking 'no, of course not, why would I' but I'm here to tell you that you absolutely should. I wasn't aware of Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem, even though by all accounts they've been around for nearly fifty years, but their comedy musical series that was released in May was surprisingly brilliant viewing. At first, I gave it …
Album · July 9, 2023
The Libertines by The Libertines
Album · July 9, 2023
The Good Witch by Maisie Peters
Book · July 9, 2023
The Liar by Steve Cavanagh
Blog · July 8, 2023
Films: The Return
Almost a year ago, I wrote about a tweak to this very website that split off the films into their own sub-site, to try and speed things up as a publisher. It turns out, the more you write, the more a static site generator struggles to keep up. Well, fast forward to the present and I'm very happy to say the films are back home where they belong - all …
Film · July 7, 2023
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
Blog · July 7, 2023
Worcester & Birmingham Canal - Part 1
Julia Bradbury has walked all over the UK and made various TV episodes about her adventures, but one that has always stuck with me is the Worcester & Birmingham canal walk. Julia split the nearly 50km walk into a two day mission, stopping off at Tardebigge to break up the two halves. I finally got organised and kicked off this walk, but only did about 10km in the one session, …
Film · July 6, 2023
Roman Holiday
Blog · July 6, 2023
Every colour is green
I'm still learning a lot about yarn, the different types and weights, materials and measures, the fact that they appear to be sold in grams rather than length, and that kind of thing. But I do like perusing the huge variety of colours and yarns available, and was happy to find the above in store. Yarn made from recycled bottles is genius, isn't it? What a great use of bottles …
Photos · July 6, 2023
Small but mighty
Blog · July 4, 2023
Q3 movies - Real world, this way
It feels like the output of both TV and films has slowed somewhat, presumably relating to the strikes that are ongoing. Although any situation that forces a strike is not great, it is a bit of a relief to have a minute to think about what we're watching and actually catch up a bit. I've been looking through the next few months of movie releases and there are quite a …
Book · July 4, 2023
Sphere by Michael Crichton
Blog · July 3, 2023
Deep impact
We need to talk about Silo... and there will be spoilers. To set thing up, I was looking forward to this obviously, as it's about a post-apocalyptic world where a hardy group of survivors live in a sealed bunker, make do and mend, because the outside world is so dangerous. I hadn't read the books, although I have now somehow managed to snap up all three of the books for …
Blog · July 2, 2023
Five things ahead of Wimbledon 2023
It's Wimbledon time! Lush green grass courts, strawberries and cream, and one eye always watching the weather to see how much play is going to get completed each day. I can't wait! Here are five things I'm looking forward to ahead of the 2023 tournament: Being on it. Have watched qualifying and kept an eye on that draw, as well as being ready with the draw and the order of …
Album · July 2, 2023
Whenever You Need Somebody by Rick Astley
Album · July 2, 2023
What Ifs & Maybes by Tom Grennan
Book · July 2, 2023
The Plea by Steve Cavanagh
Blog · July 1, 2023
Thoughts on Glastonbury 2023
I've been meaning to write this post all week and I admit it feels a bit late to be talking about Glastonbury Festival a full week on from when it ended. But then again, I still watch old sets from past Glasto festivals, so potentially it's a timeless thing and it doesn't matter how long it takes me to get these thoughts down. This is just some thoughts from the …
Book · July 1, 2023
The Year of Living Danishly by Helen Russell
Book · June 28, 2023
End Game by David Baldacci
Book · June 27, 2023
Escape to the French Farmhouse by Jo Thomas
Book · June 26, 2023