Axe-throwing, yes you read it right, I went for the first time last weekend and had the best time. This will be no surprise for anyone who knows me well. One of my famous sayings is: “I’ll bury the hatchet but will leave the handle sticking out just in case”. In all seriousness, I was […]
It’s that time, when I will again be treading the boards and it has to be said, significantly heavier as last night’s rehearsal proved. Lots of folk are carrying lockdown weight, I’m no different after living on a consistent diet of everything, plus chocolate, a regular drop of something bubbly and little in the way […]
You never know where this writing malarkey is going to take you, one of the reasons I like it. Recently I went on a lovely walk around Rushden Rugby Club with two lovely dogs Kaiser – a German short-haired pointer, Darcy a red setter cross Rogue de Bordeaux, plus their doting owners Emily and Phil. […]
I clearly remember the last time I acted on stage, 23 June 2016. It was the same day of the referendum vote. The campaign trail is now a distant memory, not only because of time passing, but subsequent events – PM resignation, leadership contest, general election, and repeat. It is also the all-consuming nature of […]
For the second time in 3 weeks I was invited to a session about essential oils sourced and produced by doTERRA®️. It felt like a ‘sign’ for me to do something for myself. Anyone who has, or is starting a business will be well aware of the challenges that ensue, not including the rest of […]
I recently touched base again with someone I met many years ago travelling through my second mid-life crisis. It’s funny how people who just come into your life for a brief moment can have such a profound effect. To use his words ‘that cat you met on a Russian plane on the return flight from […]
Two weeks after the shiny new website launch, far from business as usual, there has been a marked increase in my activities. First I had to tackle my fear of deep water, only 6 foot but deep enough for me. I teetered near the edge as the instructor waited patiently with a flotation aid in […]
