1) Curling is a crazy sport – but I seem to be addicted. Who would have thought it could be exciting to watch someone slide a granite stone (rock) across ice (curling sheet!) towards a target (house?!). Even more ridiculous when you watch the guys sweeping the way for the stone. Apparently this sweeping can …
Floods have dominated my week as I live near the Thames. 1) Flood water is lazy and finds the lowest land to flood to. If you do consider buying a house near a river (in my case half a mile away), it might be wise to focus less on how pretty it is, and more …
During this last wet, miserable week, what have I learnt of any (however dubious) interest: 1) The male species, young and old, will go into the fridge and grab the nearest milk/juice carton they can find. Not the one that’s already open. 2) I’m still editing my next novel, Do Opposites Attract? When I wrote …
Today I’m pleased to be taking part in the My Writing Process blog tour – my thanks to Janet Gover for the kind invitation. To see how Janet answered these questions, why not visit her on her blog? And now, to my answers: What am I working on? I have two projects on the go …
1) If you have a teenager who doesn’t have a clue what he wants to do with his life other than sleep, eat and play electronic games, there is a great website that can help. Parentalguidance.org.uk helps parents help kids with their career choices. Of course it still requires them to show an interest and …