Adventures in Everyday Madness Continuing
It struck me yesterday (on my way to the forum), not a hard nipple but an idea. Or should I say the beginnings of an idea which was not really an idea but a thought. The thought was, would it be the right thing to do to have somebody with hardened nipples follow me on... Continue Reading →
On its way, The Purge Part 2. Should be tomorrow. I love it.
Read the last episode of The Piper series for free, for a very short time, and keep ahead of the game. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07X6RG2WB The Piper continues with The Purge. Out soon! Mike
Bottle opener keyring. Note to self: opening beer bottles with your teeth is bad! We’ve all tried it, but spare your teeth and always have a handy bottle opener on your keyring. Print photos. Print off those precious selfies with friends, family and pets and fill photo albums or pin boards. Visit sites like Snapfish where you can... Continue Reading →
First review: Angie 5.0 out of 5 stars Hope For A Dystopian Future 30 July 2019 - Published on Amazon.comVerified PurchaseExcellent storytelling that is succinct. The action moved forward at a constant pace that kept me turning page after page. The author gives just enough information to understand the characters without bogging the reader down. There... Continue Reading →
Can't miss a morning without letting the water out. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07VNTR6WR
Try not to think too much. The usual trawl through the newsfeeds throws up the usually depressing news. In recent weeks I have taken to skipping over the crap whilst trying to find something a little more edifying. This morning's smorgasbord gave me little to digest. Trump, Trump, Trump. Brexit, Brexit, Brexit. A report from... Continue Reading →
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Read-After-Burnout-com-Adventures-ebook/dp/B07DQXPGGS 5.0 out of 5 stars Original, funny and sad all rolled into one18 June 2018I came across this author via the blogging world and I was so impressed with his writing that I decided to buy his book and I'm really happy that I did! It is the story of a teacher, his family... Continue Reading →
A ray of sunshine has fallen across our Saturday morning. Outside is dull and damp, but in doors there is a spot of hope. Saturday morning started off as all Saturdays tend to do. Lucy, our cat, came gently meowing into our bedroom. The weather is grim out there, but that didn’t stop her from... Continue Reading →
