Why Remembrance Sunday is so important in the UK
The First World War, The Great War, The War To End All Wars ended more than a century ago. On a cold and bleak morning of November 11th 1918, an armistice was signed, ending conflict between Allied forces and Germany…
Is a spirit medium night really worth it?
Many people attend a spirit medium night to try and communicate with loved ones who have passed, but are they really worth it? I went to one in the run up to Halloween.
Six great places you should visit in East Berkshire
Guest Post| East Berkshire is not a commonly visited section of England, but is one steeped in tradition and history. Here are six places that Poppy Mae Higgins thinks are worth seeing.
Paranormal Activity – My Paranormal Experience
34% of Brits believe in ghosts and the odd paranormal experience. I must admit, after my own spooky event at Valence House in Dagenham, I am one of them.
Eat a delicious dinner at The Golden Fox, Dorset
Hidden away in a quiet Dorset village, The Golden Fox offers delicious meals, affordable prices, and a fantastic atmosphere. Here's why I recommend it!
Five great scary movies you should watch this Halloween
Shockingly, or perhaps not, I will not be spending this Halloween night partying in costume. Even though it’s a Saturday, a boozy night out isn’t really appropriate for a pregnant lady. Instead, I’ll be spending the evening chowing down on…
Hallotober Tag – spooky networking with fellow bloggers
Get to know my thoughts and feelings about Halloween and the spooky season a little better with this Hallotober Tag post.
Why autumn is my favourite season
For me, autumn always feels like a fresh start. That’s why I love it. Autumn is generally associated with mid-life in literature and the arts. Where vegetables mature and are harvested, we, people, characters, also mature. So, how could it…
How we spent a day in the New Forest on a budget
It's notorious for being pricey, but you can spend a day in the New Forest on a budget, perhaps spending nothing at all! Here's how.
The Cement Garden by Ian McEwan – Book Review
Ian McEwan's 1978 novel The Cement Garden is short, gritty, and quite unsettling for a 2020s readership. Here's my mini review.
