A little while I added a recalling photographs of old Brighton Avenue school (with another couple recently added!), which I grew up with. On a related note, I came across this image of the old drill hall on Liddell Terrace. I remember the building well from my time at the Continue reading …
Newcastle University have started teaching physics degrees again. About time too. Seems like a long time since I was under their tutelage; they should never have stopped.
Went out last night with a group of people for dinner, to the Old Brewery in Greenwich. Heather had been out and about with them earlier in the day for lunch and a jaunt down the Thames but I met up with people at the always good Gypsy Moth, next Continue reading …
Last Saturday Heather and I went in search of a long lost youth with a trip to the Museum of Childhood over at Bethnal Green. As well as sounding like an interesting place to go (it is), and as part of the Victoria and Albert Museum free, we were specifically Continue reading …
Yesterday was the eighth anniversary1 of my starting at EngDesign.
Early Autumn sunny weekends are to be enjoyed as the rare breath of freshness they are. So it was that Heather and I ended up feeling like we were on a mini-break at home, with a couple of little trips out.
This resonated. It is what I meant when . A mythology because it is not just the words, but the map of a life, feeling, real and only ever in our heads. A world. It’s why, in a box that is rarely opened, there is a little notebook I carried Continue reading …
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One of the more surprisingly enjoyable events of last year was the , so news that there were tall ships again this year took Heather, Gemma, Heather’s Mum, and I to Woolwich Arsenal to look at them. Unfortunately, the spectacle was nowhere near as good.