This has been a tough challenge. My thinking cap has been on since reading Sidey’s posting… but as Saturday morning slipped into Saturday afternoon, I was still no nearer an answer. My train of thought naturally went down a Carry On line of innuendo: Sid James laughing; Frankie Howerd “titter yea notting”; and Fernella Fielding […]
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Jun
22
Weekly Photo Challenge: The World Through My Eyes
posted by MoreThanACat
Sour Dough Bread: I love the weekend. It gives me a chance to use my sour dough starter. By Friday night – having been fed for a week – it’s bursting at the seams. It’s an interesting way to view the world – making bread – it’s such a natural process. And it won’t be […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: UP!
posted by MoreThanACat
Today we went to Hyde Hall, Essex – one of the gardens belonging to the Royal Horticultural Society. Our plan was a wander around the grounds and have a bit of a picnic. The weather had an edge to it; you needed a cardigan. But otherwise, it was gorgeous! As usual, I was looking for […]
Weekly photo challenge: Change (clouds)
posted by MoreThanACat
This is the first time I’ve put a second posting up on the same Weekly photo challenge! But when I saw the sky last night (as I sat in traffic) the Judy Collins song: “Both Sides Now” sprang to mind. What caught me most was the – line: “I’ve looked at clouds from both […]
Gnoming Around the World
posted by MoreThanACat
I needed to share this photo, captured on one of our adventures this holiday. We were at Upminster Station; so was this “Undercover Gnome.” Given the fashion for snapping Gnomes on holiday, this incognito attire makes sense and I reckon this chap was just looking for a bit of peace and quiet and some “Gnome” […]
Recent Posts: Sarah E Smith
A Line In The Sand
One of my characters in Widowhood of Spiders (book 2 of Symington’s adventures) is angry. So angry in fact he is in danger of breaking the unwritten code of the criminal world: twice. Not only is he in the process of killing a policeman; he is doing it in front of witnesses – not bound […]
Engineering Rows
This week I’ve been doing a lot of thinking rather than a lot of writing. Being stuck in traffic is like that. And I’ve been thinking about my victim. Well one of them. A chap by the name of Sir Martin Hamblebee. In my head he’s a nasty piece of work. A bully. A pompous […]
5 Questions for Authors: Ann Wuehler
Until recently, all I knew about Ann was that she wrote for the same publisher as I do (KGHH), and lives in the same state as my cousin (Oregon). So I asked her to give me a bit of a biography, which was a good thing because her writing credentials are epic. Make me feel […]
Relaunching 2022
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