Blood On His Hands – A Review
Blood On His Hands When a stranger enters DI Carmichael’s local church, with blood on his hands claiming to have committed a murder, Carmichael and
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April
“Oh, to be in England now that April’s there.” ~ Robert Browning
January Coping Mechanisms
January can feel like a very long thirty-one days. It is perhaps the most tiring month of all. Being honest, I’ve found it a struggle.
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Rats
The first new moon of 2020 falls over this weekend. The first new moon of any year also heralds the Chinese New Year. Tomorrow, 25
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Million Eyes – A Review
Million Eyes How do you fight an enemy who has a million eyes? What if we’re living in an alternate timeline? What if the car
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Lower Shaw Farm
As our son develops, so we try to introduce him to new experiences. Not all of them become regular activities, but Lower Shaw Farm is
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New Year
Here we are, 2020. It’s hard to believe that twenty years have passed since the world was gripped by Millennium bug fever. Speculation abounded that
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Together
There have been a number of issues which have divided people this year. Polarising perspectives have split friends and family members. Different opinions are, of
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The Season
Special time of year. Season of goodwill. Are just a couple of the terms which might be used to describe the lead up to Christmas.
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Love Potions and Other Calamities – A Review
Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of reading and reviewing ‘The Space Between Time’, by Charlie Laidlaw. Having enjoyed the book so much, I
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Wealth Inequality
In my last post, I wrote about some of the challenges December brings. The issues I spoke of are ones which affect me directly. This
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