I still haven’t typed up my psychogeograhpy field trip notes – on my rather large to-do list. I did find this photo from the trip – it’s the real Stone of Destiny. And yes. Someone has trained their dog to crap on it. Nice. Continue reading Psychogeographing
I think everyone reads J.D Salinger not because they discovered his work but because Catcher in the Rye is force- fed to us all around the age of 14/15. I have to be honest; I don’t remember being blown away by this book. I am prepared to be denounced as illiterate and uneducated, tutted at for being the philistine among you but if I remember correctly, I found it a rather boring book. I think I still have my school copy in the attic and based on my recent bout of learning and discovery, and owing to his passing I … Continue reading J.D Salinger
In the Times for crissake! Well timesonline. Enjoy Spot the spelling mistake Continue reading Smelling pistake
What Should I Read Next? Seriously? May I suggest a bottle of wine and turn off your phone? You have no need of friends where you are headed… Continue reading Displacement Tactic Number 9987445
I am becoming slowly but surely addicted to Evernote. That first note you make yourself – not a saved web page – but your own writing, is exactly like that first cigarette. I don’t remember my first kiss or my first time but I do remember my first cigarette and now my first Evernote note. A girl can’t have too many firsts. Although I have managed to kick my nicotine habit into touch, I have never managed to loosen the grip of my stationery addiction. That monkey has been riding on my back since I was four and we are … Continue reading Online vices and virtues
Writing the Long Way Around 