Still no real word from Sian, not sure if this is because she is still recovering from major surgery or if she has washed her hands of me thanks to my albeit brief relationship with Rachael. I have two opposing views on this, Katherine thinks it was pretty c**tish of me whereas Zizzy thinks quite … Continue reading The Power of the Sandman
Not in any strict sense as I don't believe humanity is meant to be bound by a timetable. Obviously to a certain degree I governed by shift patterns at work, which at my current job are fairly fluid tending to fall as business dictates and depending on my shifts it will depend how my day … Continue reading Do you set rules about how you use your time? (Blog Prompt)
What is your favourite colour of hair? You can name your hair colour or a colour that you just like. In all honesty I don't think I have ever given it much thought, though if someone were to push I'd probably say when it comes to the opposite sex I probably lend to towards red … Continue reading Share Your World 26th March 2018
"It's not my face!!!!" A cry uttered by John Steed in the opening scene of the Avengers Season 6 (there are six seasons, I am not getting into that debate) episode They Keep Killing Steed. Or more accurately an unnamed character played by John Steed actor Patrick Macnee screams that as he looks in a … Continue reading The Faceless Ones
Following on from my post in which I was Larkin about different types of Jazz and it's critics I went and purchased All What Jazz by Philip Larkin, which is a collection of Jazz criticism from 1961-1971 mostly written for The Daily Torygraph- sorry Telegraph. I have also started Wychwood by George Mann, writer of … Continue reading The Halftime Show
As you might of guessed the focus of my post is going to be HG Wells's The Invisible Man, more specifically the 1933 Universal movie starring veteran actor Claude Rains. Over the years the Invisible Man has been adapted to screen and TV many times, with the 1959 HG Wells Invisible Man being a fondly … Continue reading The Curious Incident of Dr. Jack Griffin
What is your earliest memory? Gosh that is a biggy, I must confess I am not really sure where things chronologically fit into the pattern of my life in my pre-school days. I remember bits and pieces of nursery but the most significant I can recall is being taken in on a day I didn't … Continue reading Share your World 19th March 2018
"After John Coltrane came noise." - This quote is attributed to Philip Larkin. Yes, that is Philip Larkin as in the Poet Philip Larkin who wrote "they f**k you up, your mum and dad." Larkin was a big Jazz fan since the age of 12 and his first record was the Tiger Rag by the … Continue reading A Joyful Noise
If a distant uncle dies and you were always his favourite and leaves you $50,000 (any currency) in his will, what would you do? I think that is a slight misquote- but you get the point. Well initially I would be very surprised as I don't have a particularly big extended family. But what would … Continue reading Share Your World 12th March 2018
