Mick Pini plays Hey Joe! like it was meant to be played
Early last year I wrote a piece titled Old Bones Put Leicester on the World Map (for the whole article click onto the title) where I mentioned as many bands and … Continue reading
Old friends are sometimes best forgot
That you can put disagreements down to differences in personality is something I can’t disagree with. But that assumes both parties involved have some degree of personality to start with. … Continue reading
Pedersen’s Last Dream – The morning after
IT WAS HALF AN HOUR into Sunday afternoon by the time my gooey eyelids managed to wrench themselves apart. The resulting sensation was a bit like having fine sandpaper coated … Continue reading
Mrs Grubbly’s Valentime’s Surprise
Clink-clank. Mr Scrubbly heard the letterbox and sat up with a start. He looked towards the hallway to see a big white envelope flip-flop onto the coconut mat by the … Continue reading
Ginger’s Bakery – whatever you do, don’t show this to your wife
Just read 15 Years Into Marriage, the Romantic Gestures I Most Appreciate from my Husband on Ginger’s Grocery, a brilliant and funny blog, where she writes about the most ordinary things in … Continue reading
Another exercise in the absurd
This lovely little animation caught my eye this morning. It explains why you not only feel poorer today, but why you are poorer, and why you will be even poorer … Continue reading
An exercise in the absurd
Most of the absurd conversations I ever have are with beaming religious zealots. They smile with the all the keenness of axe-wielding madmen on the run from the asylum. You … Continue reading
Bryan Hemming 