How to feel festive after a difficult year
For most of us, 2020 has been a bit of a write off, making it tough to get in the festive spirit. Here's how you can feel festive after a tough year.
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.
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.
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…
A Plea to Big Dog Owners
Not so long ago, Ted and I experienced our fourth unpleasant experience with a big dog breed and its owner in just three months. In short, a German shepherd off the lead completely invaded Ted’s space, and its owner did…
Ten Novels by BAME Authors You Must Read
Literature isn't just written by stuffy, old, white men. Some of the greatest novels ever written are by BAME authors, and should be on all our bookshelves if we want to promote a more equal society.
Covid-19: My Very British Experience (Part Two)
Last week I wrote a post about the UK’s response (and my opinions) on the Covid-19 crisis, expecting it to not go any further. I’m currently sitting in the back room of my house, with the back doors pinned open,…
