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Today I met Keir for lunch - it was nice to hang out, cause we haven’t done it for ages. I had a roast pork sandwich w/ stuffing and crackling from this ace little sandwich shop and our conversation was quite existential. There was a bit of a crazy lady who found it fun to shout obscenities and hold her arm up in the air as she walked. We set the world to rights all in an hour. Can’t wait to do it again.

Then this evening, I went to a scriptwriting masterclass put on by Creative Bath. The speaker was called Mike Bullen and he wrote the series Cold Feet. He was quite animated and interesting and had a lot of helpful things to say. I shall blog about it tomorrow.

It was bright sunshine when I went in, but I had to get some dinner afterwards (stopped at Wagamama across the street) and it started to pour. Would forget to bring my umbrella, wouldn’t I…

And that is some of what I did today. Don’t worry, I won’t be doing one of these every day, but I need to keep up the posting or I shall forget and at least a couple of interesting things happened.

Bye for now x

Today I met Keir for lunch - it was nice to hang out, cause we haven’t done it for ages. I had a roast pork sandwich w/ stuffing and crackling from this ace little sandwich shop and our conversation was quite existential. There was a bit of a crazy lady who found it fun to shout obscenities and hold her arm up in the air as she walked. We set the world to rights all in an hour. Can’t wait to do it again.

Then this evening, I went to a scriptwriting masterclass put on by Creative Bath. The speaker was called Mike Bullen and he wrote the series Cold Feet. He was quite animated and interesting and had a lot of helpful things to say. I shall blog about it tomorrow.

It was bright sunshine when I went in, but I had to get some dinner afterwards (stopped at Wagamama across the street) and it started to pour. Would forget to bring my umbrella, wouldn’t I…

And that is some of what I did today. Don’t worry, I won’t be doing one of these every day, but I need to keep up the posting or I shall forget and at least a couple of interesting things happened.

Bye for now x

I’m not anti-social, I’m just not very user-friendly.

— Daryl Willis - Tiny Tower

I started blogging again. Yay.

(I don’t think it’s too premature to say this).

It sure is.

It sure is.

(Source: fuckiminmy20s)

Agreed.

It’s funny how a blog can be the perfect forum for saying what (and how) you really feel…

Agreed.

It’s funny how a blog can be the perfect forum for saying what (and how) you really feel…

(Source: fuckiminmy20s)

thiswolf:

Raising The Roof: Chair

thiswolf:

Raising The Roof: Chair

(Source: jaymug)

I have a lot of respect for the people who deliver our post (or if you’re reading this from the US, ‘mail’). They brave the elements, going out in their little shorts and sensible shoes in all weathers, be it wind, rain, hail or snow - sometimes facing dangerous obstacles, like big dogs or those hazardously snappy letterboxes. 
The postal service itself, notwithstanding, they do do a good job (with the exception of one individual who seems to delight in not posting the envelopes in the right letterboxes…) and deserve some long witheld praise. 
BUT! There is one thing (well, two, actually) that really drive me mad. Firstly, it is coming across abandoned rubber bands strewn across my driveway. I mean, if they’re that irritating that you can’t save and *recycle* them!, and they don’t have that much of a function other than to keep certain letters together, then STOP USING THEM? Is that a sensible suggestion? 
The second is when they fold my mail *__*. This is actually the more annoying of the two. I see no reason why they have to do this when a normal envelope will fit perfectly well through the letterbox without having being irrevocably bent in two. I mean, how do they know that there isn’t some kind of certificate or other important document enclosed within that shouldn’t be folded? 
It seems kind of petty that I’m bringing this up, but it is fairly irksome and I’ve been wanting to get this off my chest for some time now…post people, I salute your efforts, but please can you stop doing this? 
Thank you in advance. Lots of love, 
A somewhat disgruntled fan x

I have a lot of respect for the people who deliver our post (or if you’re reading this from the US, ‘mail’). They brave the elements, going out in their little shorts and sensible shoes in all weathers, be it wind, rain, hail or snow - sometimes facing dangerous obstacles, like big dogs or those hazardously snappy letterboxes. 

The postal service itself, notwithstanding, they do do a good job (with the exception of one individual who seems to delight in not posting the envelopes in the right letterboxes…) and deserve some long witheld praise. 

BUT! There is one thing (well, two, actually) that really drive me mad. Firstly, it is coming across abandoned rubber bands strewn across my driveway. I mean, if they’re that irritating that you can’t save and *recycle* them!, and they don’t have that much of a function other than to keep certain letters together, then STOP USING THEM? Is that a sensible suggestion? 

The second is when they fold my mail *__*. This is actually the more annoying of the two. I see no reason why they have to do this when a normal envelope will fit perfectly well through the letterbox without having being irrevocably bent in two. I mean, how do they know that there isn’t some kind of certificate or other important document enclosed within that shouldn’t be folded? 

It seems kind of petty that I’m bringing this up, but it is fairly irksome and I’ve been wanting to get this off my chest for some time now…post people, I salute your efforts, but please can you stop doing this? 

Thank you in advance. Lots of love, 

A somewhat disgruntled fan x

kiell:

Parkour in spring.


Superman! 

kiell:

Parkour in spring.

Superman! 

guymckinley:

Quick(ish) test piece. For May the 4th.


Lovely work from Guy, as always!

guymckinley:

Quick(ish) test piece. For May the 4th.

Lovely work from Guy, as always!

stumpynat:

So, joy of joys, Friday, February 10th, we finally get our long awaited FemShep trailer. And it was amazing! It was badass! It was Shepard at her best, Jennifer Hale gave me chills when she growled the last line of, “Tell your friends we’re coming for them.”

Awesome, right?

Then Sunday night rolls around and I hear Bishoujo FemShep is coming. Cue frothing rage. 

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I have to agree with this! We don’t want some big-boobed skinny FemShep that squeals like a little girl any time a Husk comes near her (that’s my job…) and can’t fight her way out of an air lock. Give us a figure that represents the badass with a heart Shepard that we know and love, that Jennifer Hale’s voice adds gravitas to!

As an aside, have you seen the Series 1 and 2 figures from the game that are due to be released in April? They all look really stumpy and short :S. I think they needed to get McFarlane toys in on this, as they’d probably have done a better job. Tali looks far too purple (almost pink!), BroShep’s head is too fat and have you *seen* Garrus o_O?!?! (Thane and Mordin don’t look too bad…).

Sorry, rant over!

So true…

So true…

(Source: candytomysoul)

Utterly beautiful ^__^ - an OCD syntesthetes dream!

lettersfromletters:

holy wow. totally doing this.

gaksdesigns:

Color Pencil Wall Display. (via)

Utterly beautiful ^__^ - an OCD syntesthetes dream!

lettersfromletters:

holy wow. totally doing this.

gaksdesigns:

Color Pencil Wall Display. (via)

Outside, the world has a yellowish colour and it’s throwing down hailstones. I think we might be in for a bit of snow today… (Taken with instagram)

Outside, the world has a yellowish colour and it’s throwing down hailstones. I think we might be in for a bit of snow today… (Taken with instagram)

teaim:

Ugmonk x D-Structure show in SF.


Ampersand heaven ^__^

teaim:

Ugmonk x D-Structure show in SF.

Ampersand heaven ^__^

helloyoucreatives:

Fantasitc message and animation style.

Sustainable free-range farming - this needs to happen.