I'm amazed…
Faber Academy and Urban Brew installed a Poet's Path in Russel Square Gardens as part of the Bloomsbury Festival. Words taken from three poems were printed on strips of white poster board and displayed in sheets of plastic pockets, which were hung on the side of the pathway. The public was invited to choose words... Continue Reading →
Just spent the weekend at the Meadowlands Festival, volunteering with the Radio Reverb team. I did a couple of stage managing shifts and helped out in the crew kitchen. We cooked up some delicious dishes working with minimal supplies and cooking facilities. The most surprising dish I prepared was on Monday morning. While the crew finished... Continue Reading →
Lady Bean posted today about baking bread and how she's never been able to get whole wheat bread to rise properly. This is a problem I used to have until my most recent efforts. I don't know if it's using different flour, different yeast, a good, warm place to raise the bread or being really... Continue Reading →
I'm a big fan of Ted Talks and heard that there's going to be a TedX in Brighton so did a little web search and found the Catalyst Club. The first time I saw a TED talk on the web what I wanted more than anything was to be in the audience, because I wanted... Continue Reading →
Okay, I'll enter this challenge - to write one blog a week, and I'll give it a focus - one blog a week on something cultural. ....and while I'm at it, I'll try to write one blog a day on something amazing. I think I can put those two things on the same blog: culture... Continue Reading →
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