Monthly Archives: November 2012

When I see the ‘gift wrap available’ sign in catalogues or online shops all I read is ‘us bastard s will take half your fun!’ A little extreme? Well put that cello tape down Susan, because I love wrapping things. … Continue reading →

Good morrow fair blog reader, it feels like it’s been a while, are you well, how are your knees? I’m glad to hear it. I’ve been doing some work at the festive gif fair lately as a porter for all the … Continue reading →

Don’t you love it when you stumble across talent while mooching around music youtube, which I spend way too much time doing.? Gwen

You nosey Susan! Well, you can join me in that club if you’re genuinely interested in this post because the ‘ what’s in my bag tag’ has been going around the internet for ages and for some unearthly reason I … Continue reading →

From Gwen’s wonderful poem snippet: Twinkle twinkle little muffin, I want to feed you to a puffin, So lets take a picnic to the highlands, And find some birds upon the Islands. So I created this… au revoir Elinor

If you’re a ‘no mention until December the 22nd now get that rotten tinsel away from me!’ sort of person, you may want to look away now because I am sooooo excited for Christmas. I can’t help it, the feeling … Continue reading →

I’m all for the post pub food, it’s what I’m about, you can’t drink the slosh without a bit of nosh. And Elinor is back from uni tonight, though admittedly running late, and we’re of to the pub with chummies, … Continue reading →

Cut me and I bleed tea, but that’s not to say I don’t enjoy the velvet trickle of a chocolate brew. Options is my preferred brand, particularly their mint one, but while stalking the supermarket aisles earlier today, on a … Continue reading →

My quest to find a song for every month continues with guns and roses… Gwen  

Elinor and I went to see The Killers on the 1st of November, here are some notes from block 5. 1)For Reasons Unknown- well, actually I do know the reasons and I’m about to tell you. This is one of … Continue reading →