I love Richard Ayoade. I thought he was great in The IT Crowd, I love seeing him on panel shows (particularly alongside Noel Fielding) and I thought Submarine was awesome. Oh, and I flipping love Travel Man. But I'm not a fan of some of his earlier work, particularly Garth Marenghi's Dark Place and AD/BC:… Continue reading Book review: Richard Ayoade presents The Grip of Film by Gordy LaSure
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The Power, Taylor Swift and magic painting #LittleLoves
And just like that, another week's over! I've got two weeks of #LittleLoves to catch you up on as I abandoned last week's post in favour of celebrating Fountain Pen Day. Cos, y'know, it's me. So here's a look at what I've been loving lately. Read: The Power and Wild. I've read a lot of… Continue reading The Power, Taylor Swift and magic painting #LittleLoves
Item of the day: 125 Weekends in Europe from Anthropologie
I really want to travel more. Hell, that sentence should read "I really want to travel" because, to be honest, I've only ever left the UK once - and that was for a school trip! We're holding off on anything epic because we want Jenson to be able to enjoy and remember what's going on… Continue reading Item of the day: 125 Weekends in Europe from Anthropologie
Follow Friday #1
So, I was planning on moving my highlights of the week post to Fridays, on account of Follow Friday. Then I got a bit behind for a week or two and was planning on making this post about the last three weeks. Then half the bloody post disappeared! So I've been loving a bit more… Continue reading Follow Friday #1