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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Why I love Buy Nothing Day and not spending money at Thanksgiving or Christmas
Saturday 29th November is Buy Nothing Day, a day or rather movement that started in the United States in protest of the over-commercialisation of our holidays and life in general. One of my earliest blog posts was on the reversing … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Popular Culture, Religion and Faith
Tagged #WPLongform, Black Friday, Boxing Day, Buy Nothing Day, Christian, Christmas, church, Father Christmas, Jesus, long read, Sales, shopping, Thanksgiving
22 Comments
Mr Turner, the movie and the man.
I’m always a big fan of the longer movie. I enjoy getting into a story I can get my teeth into and that doesn’t necessarily revolve around car chases and fast cutting shooting and fighting. A small part of me … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Movies and Films
Tagged Art, Constable, Film, history, movies, Mr Turner, Painting, The Fighting Temeraire, The Royal Academy of Art, Timothy Spall, Victorian, William Turner
12 Comments
Band Aid 30
There are many problems with the world at the moment and certainly with our country but one thing that we can be proud of is our record of charity and giving to countries that are poorer than our own. In … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Popular Culture
Tagged Africa, Band Aid, Band Aid 30, charity, Do They Know Its Christmas, Ebola, Foreign Aid, iTunes, Life, Music, News, Politics, Sir Bob Geldof
9 Comments
Once you go Mac, you never go back!
There is a saying in the Apple community, that once you go Mac, you never go back. Three weeks ago I went Mac and I thought that I would write a little about my experiences. It was probably the longest … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Science and Engineering
Tagged Apple, Apple v PC, iMac, IOS, Once you go Mac, Windows, Yosemite, you never go back
15 Comments
Sights of the WW1 battlefields
This my penultimate post for now on WW1 and my recent tour to the battlefields of France and Belgium. There are simply so many places to see and despite being out all day, every day for a week, we only … Continue reading
Paying homage at the Thiepval Memorial to family and strangers alike.
During my trip to the WW1 battlefields in September there were a number of places I wanted to visit for the first time and just as many as I wanted to revisit after a gap of several years. Thiepval though … Continue reading
The Walking Dead
Last year I wrote a number of Halloween related posts but this year I thought instead that I would write a little about my current favourite TV show which is very apt for Halloween, The Walking Dead. I’m not sure why … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, television
Tagged Darryl, Death, Georgia, Hershel and Maggie, Horror, Life, Rick Grimes, television, The Walking Dead, TV, Walkers, Zombies
13 Comments