Lin Manuel Miranda’s daemon | Booth Museum Brighton
If taxidermy and the sound of children crying are what floats your boat then the Booth Museum in Brighton will be right up your street. […]
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Travel | Harry Potter’s birthplace | Lavenham
This month I accidentally went to Harry Potter’s birthplace. I guess the fact that I was staying in a room under the stairs should have […]
Bristol travel | Clifton Suspension Bridge
My October travel tale is of a place both visited and not visited at the same time. Schrodinger’s minibreak, if you will. I’d never been […]
Sussex Travel | William Blake’s cottage
My travel in September has been very William Blake heavy, mainly due to Himself having just written a book about Blake. If you’re not familiar […]
DAFNI Go | Heated hair brush review
Like most people masquerading as adults, I love a toy, and I love a new toy best of all. So this is what I’ve been […]
Vegan Afternoon Tea at Cake Boy London
August saw me and the daughter on another trip to London. Our mission was to see the Van Gogh exhibition at Tate Britain. I won’t […]
5 ways to stay active on holiday *
*This is a sponsored post commissioned by Function 18 How active on holiday are you? I won’t judge you if your major activity is parking […]
Sussex & Kent travel | Rye & Camber Sands | Dungeness & Derek Jarman’s cottage
Rye For my somewhere new in July, I traveled to the ancient, picturesque village of Rye, one of the most convincing lookalikes I’ve found for […]
Hyper Japan celebrates 10 years in London
Hyper Japan is a fun festival of Japanese culture. It’s grown in popularity over the last decade and now fills London’s enormous Olympia exhibition hall […]
Bitter Wheat and Oscar Wilde in London
My someplace new to visit in June was the Garrick Theatre in London, as I’d bought tickets for Bitter Wheat. Bitter Wheat, as you may […]