Whatever else I think about the HOTD premiere, Abigail Thorne’s Captain Lohar really gripped me. It was so energising to see a trans woman character having such a good time in their villainy. Modern telly typically depicts trans folk as tragic victims (while 90s-2000s made them a joke and 80s made them outright serial killers). […]
Read more "The Bitchfist Rules the Waves!"Tramped all the way to Knighton to pick up this here foldable keyboard for when I’m using my phone as a word processor. I picked this particular one because the colour evokes late 70s/early 80s tech. It’s the sort of thing a villain in an episode of Columbo might use if he was millionaire hi-tech […]
Read more "Nillkin Outta The Box…"Edna The Inebriate Woman is on iPlayer at the moment, a powerful piece from 1971 and I’d recommend anyone watch it. Part play, part documentary, Edna centres on a homeless alcoholic woman (Played by Patricia Hayes) and her daily plight as she trudges from dosshouse to government departments to psychiatric wards. On her odyssey we […]
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Read more "Mum and Me Unbox a New Book!"Saw Sammie again today. I only know them from the scar on their back and their eagerness/foolhardiness and they only know me from my black coat and use of the rowing machine (if I’m lacking either Sammie don’t approach). Top pals.
Read more "My pal"Had my first dream about dad since he died. As a vague atheist, dreams about lost loved ones are something I really cling to and it was annoying me I hadn’t seen him yet, but last night, just before his birthday, I had one. Me and my family were leaving a big seaside hotel to […]
Read more "Dad Popped By"The art deco style control room of Kelenfold power station, Budapest should have inspired a sci-fi movie by now. Constructed in 1929, the vast glass ceiling ensures a soft and non-tiring lighting for a high-stress job.
Read more "A Dieselpunk Dazzler"In a churchyard on the Leicestershire-Rutland border stands a very strange object indeed. Known as The Goddess of Braunston it was discovered in 1920 when builders lifted up a stair and found the other side had a face. No one is certain of its historicity. Medieval experts are not sure it’s a gargoyle, Norman and […]
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