I suppose this week’s poem has a number of meanings. There is talk of a storm outside and inside, outside because the weather here in the UK has finally broken. … More Poem of the Week: The Breaking Storm
So I’ve decided to start including some of my own recipes on the blog. I’ve been wanting to for a while, but this recipe was requested by a friend so I thought… why not? … More Recipe: GF and Lactose Free Creamy Pasta Bake
And so another book bites the dust. I finished Victoria Aveyard’s ‘Realm Breaker’ on Friday, having spent much of the week reading it outside in the sunshine. It was a real easy read, and I must say, the premise of the book before I picked it up looked very good. … More Book Review: Realm Breaker by Victoria Aveyard
I’m listening to one of my favourite songs this year (so far). It’s One Republic’s ‘Run’, and it really gets me in the mood to be productive. Hence, I am writing this blog post, which is my monthly seasonal foods post. … More Eat More Seasonally: Seasonal Foods for July
It’s another ‘I’m Visiting’ post! So, as many of you may know from previous posts, I went on a trip to Cornwall at the beginning of the month, and while I was there I visited a few places that I want to talk about. … More I’m Visiting: Lanhydrock, National Trust
I’m not sure where this poem came from, but the words sort of dangled in front of me and I put the words on the screen like they were trembling things, waiting to be released. … More Poem of the Week: Live to Learn
I read this book in two days! Two days! Ok, that isn’t the record (I’ve read books in an hour or two before now), but still. I think that’s pretty good. … More Book Review: The Midnight Library
Last week was Fantasy and Science Fiction week on Goodreads, and I thoroughly celebrated by reading Fantasy and Science Fiction. I read The Midnight Library by Matt Haig with definite science fiction vibes, what with alternative lives and universes… … More Top Three: My Favourite Fantasy Series
What an intense ride that was. The whole book was as eerie and mysterious as the moors that hold the setting, and the plot is filled with the heroine’s courage and the dangerous violence of the villains. … More Book Review: Jamaica Inn
I didn’t write a poem last week, as I was on holiday and the wifi available was terrible. I’m sorry about that. But I’m back now with a vengeance to write poetry, and blog of course. … More Poem of the Week: Lost on the Moors
