Album · July 31, 2022
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Book · July 31, 2022
Secrets of Willow House by Susanne O'Leary
Film · July 30, 2022
Jurassic World Dominion
Blog · July 30, 2022
It's a small gin world
Not long ago, I wrote of a new fondness for gin, particularly as June celebrated World Gin Day. Since then, I've learnt even more about the tipple and even managed to find a whole gin universe to be unravelled. Bear with me on this. I talked of James May's gin, the cleverly titled James Gin, which has the broadcaster's traditional understated marketing and labelling but is packed full of taste. …
Blog · July 29, 2022
Planning next year's menu
I'm not great at planning or being organised or looking too far ahead, although it's something I've been working on for a long time (especially if the number of to-do apps I've reviewed on this blog are anything to go by). However, when it comes to gardening, apparently, a bit of forward planning is necessary. I've talked about how this year I've dived into Huw Richard's step by step book …
Book · July 29, 2022
The Ice Princess by Camilla Läckberg
Blog · July 28, 2022
Time loop tension in The Lazarus Project
I love stories about time travel so I was very intrigued by Sky's new TV show, The Lazarus Project, an eight part series about a covert group trying to stop the end of the world. The premise is that this group keep an eye on world events and if there's an extinction-level threat, they press a reset button that loops time back to the 1st July. The neat thing about …
Book · July 28, 2022
Knowledge Encyclopedia Space! by D. K. Publishing
Book · July 27, 2022
Heartstopper: Volume 1 by Alice Oseman
Book · July 26, 2022
The Diary of a U-Boat Commander by Stephen King-Hall
Book · July 25, 2022
Silverview by John le Carré
Album · July 24, 2022
Outlandos d'Amour by The Police
Album · July 24, 2022
Special by Lizzo
Book · July 23, 2022
Beach Read by Emily Henry
Book · July 21, 2022
The Modigliani Scandal by Ken Follett
Blog · July 20, 2022
Something to declare
I got a couple of episodes into The Undeclared War before I realised I needed to get Mr C on board with this show. It's airing on Channel 4 at the moment, or available as a boxset via streaming, and we very quickly demolished the lot. The programme tells the story of a young woman doing work experience at GCHQ (is that a thing?) at the exact moment a huge …
Blog · July 17, 2022
It's like you were there
I saw this clip on YouTube recently of Olivia Rodrigo on tour in London, bringing out Natalie Imbruglia to sing the Australian's big hit Torn. It's fun and frothy and, of course, an excellent song. Unfortunately, the video isn't available to embed but it's worth going over to YouTube to watch it for the frankly incredible quality. For me, this answers the question of why people would want to be …
Album · July 17, 2022
Exodus by Bob Marley & The Wailers
Album · July 17, 2022
Mercury - Act 2 by Imagine Dragons
Film · July 16, 2022
Unplugging
Book · July 16, 2022
The Day We Met by Roxie Cooper
Book · July 15, 2022
The Boy in the Photo by Nicole Trope
Book · July 13, 2022
Two Sisters by Kerry Wilkinson
Blog · July 11, 2022
Wimbledon 2022
Two weeks of tennis drew to a close yesterday, with the Wimbledon 2022 tennis tournament crowning its final champion and then standing down to give the grass its well-earned rest. It wasn't a simple fortnight, with plenty of discussion points and controversies, and a final day of tennis that included a fight for the men's singles championship between two less-than-ideal candidates. I kept abreast of the men's side of things …
Blog · July 11, 2022
West End LIVE 2022
At the end of the June, the fabulous West End live celebration returned to the heart of London - two days of various musicals and productions putting on their best efforts to show the crowds what they can see in the West End at the moment. I missed keeping track of what was on during the weekend, mostly because of Wimbledon, but was surprised and thrilled to find lots of …
Book · July 11, 2022
A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin
Blog · July 10, 2022
Homework from Hollywood
Recently, I watched The Butterfly Effect - a film I’ve seen before a long time ago and couldn’t remember a lot about. The movie features some kids going to the cinema in the 90s, opting to watch the thriller crime drama Se7en, and we get to see a few clips from that film-within-a-film. I hadn’t seen Se7en, something which was instantly rectified, but the fact that I watched it specifically …
Album · July 10, 2022
Eye to the Telescope by KT Tunstall
Album · July 10, 2022
Tulip Drive by Jimmie Allen
Film · July 9, 2022
Se7en
Blog · July 9, 2022
Trying - Season 1, Episode 3 quotes
In anticipation of the third series of Apple TV's comedy series Trying, I've been rewatching this wonderful show and collecting the quotable moments, which are often and many. I've whittled down the best of each episode and am sharing them here with you (and me, when I look back on this in future). In case you're not aware of the show, Nikki and Jason want to start a family but …
Blog · July 9, 2022
The lovable personal healthcare robot companion
This is just a short note to say, if you have access to Disney+, you absolutely have to watch Baymax! - the new spin-off show featuring the inflatable companion from the movie Big Hero 6. I don't actually remember a huge amount about that movie, other than how adorable this giant cuddly robot was, so I was super happy to see the lovable giant got its own TV show. There …
Book · July 9, 2022
Lily's War by Shirley Mann
Book · July 8, 2022
How to Keep House While Drowning by K.C. Davis
Book · July 6, 2022
The Hunting Party by Lucy Foley
Book · July 4, 2022
Animals by Emma Jane Unsworth
Film · July 3, 2022
The Butterfly Effect
Album · July 3, 2022
It's Not Me, It's You by Lily Allen
Album · July 3, 2022
Life Is Yours by Foals
Film · July 2, 2022
Sonic the Hedgehog 2
Blog · July 2, 2022
Trying - Season 1, Episode 2 quotes
In anticipation of the third series of Apple TV's comedy series Trying, I've been rewatching this wonderful show and collecting the quotable moments, which are often and many. I've whittled down the best of each episode and am sharing them here with you (and me, when I look back on this in future). In case you're not aware of the show, Nikki and Jason want to start a family but …
Film · July 1, 2022
Wimbledon
Blog · July 1, 2022
Drink me
As always during the Apple Design Awards, this year I found myself downloading a variety of different award-winning and nominated apps. One of those was Waterllama, which is an adorable hydration tracker featuring several animals, including the titular llama, that you have to fill up with logged liquids to reach your goal. This app was a finalist in the 'Delight and Fun' category and it's easy to see why. You …
Film · June 30, 2022
The Lost City
Blog · June 30, 2022
Photo challenges
This was a really interesting 30 day challenge for me. For the first week or so, it went perfectly, and then, of course, life got a bit busy and I started to lose the plot. In my head, ‘take a photo every day’ had become ‘take an amazing photo and post it to your website every single day.’ That, I think we can all agree, is much more challenging. So …
Photos · June 30, 2022
Whiteout
Blog · June 29, 2022
Five things from Glastonbury 2022
Glastonbury returned in triumphant fashion this past weekend and it's the first time I feel like I've been really properly involved - to the extent of even checking through the lineups and making a list of what I wanted to track down if possible. It wasn't all available to watch from the comfort of my sofa, but I think I did the best job I could and caught much of …
Photos · June 29, 2022
Colours in nature
Book · June 29, 2022
The Red Arrows by David Montenegro
Photos · June 28, 2022