Category: Blog posts
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Arndalia
I’ve barely left the house in the last few weeks, and I haven’t escaped Oxford since I returned on the day I went to Doncaster, well over a month ago now. For me, this…
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Easter: stock photos
Thanks for the ideas for blog posts: I’m going to start with them next week. I’m still taking more, so if you have anything to suggest, hop on over to my contact form. This…
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Nursery rhymes
I wasn’t sure what I wanted to write for this post, so I asked for suggestions from friends. Since I really have no idea what I’m going to write here during quarantine, I thought…
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Quiz: emoji book titles
I completely forgot that I’m doing this blog again, so I haven’t prepared a post for today. I’ve spent the whole day playing Animal Crossing instead of writing it. I want to say it…
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Doncaster
It’s been a while since I last blogged on here, and I’m aware that there is something counterintuitive about choosing to make another post on my travel blog at a time when a lot…
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Hiatus part V: the bug
The big, scary day is approaching, and you’re scared. There have been a lot of stories in the newspapers, about food running out in supermarkets, medicines being unavailable, and the NHS collapsing under the…
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Hiatus part III: Oxfordshire bus numbers
Thrilling title, I know. So this was a Twitter thread I put out on Tuesday, and someone said to me “you could make that into a blog post”. And I’m on hiatus, so here…
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An announcement
Hey! So, I have an announcement to make. This announcement is partly a placeholder for the fact that I meant to write something this week, but never quite managed to (the time when I…
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London: the last piece
This is yet another post inspired by Diamond Geezer. On 19th January, the eponymous geezer blogged about the Tube Map jigsaw he’d got for Christmas. I’ve also done that jigsaw, three times, encountering the…
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Blog break: WikiHow to escape Oxford
Well, I have found myself without anywhere to write about. I did go to Banbury yesterday, and, as you may remember, my last trip there was a fairly unmitigated disaster. I would tell you…