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Twenty years ago in 1999 a brand new jukebox musical set on a Greek Island featuring the music of the iconic pop band ABBA debuted. Now twenty years later, the very same musical has just set off on another tour of the UK with an exciting new production and cast. I was lucky enough to… Continue reading ‘MAMMA MIA!’ 2019/2020 UK TOUR REVIEW —

A little girl from Iowa has a message for you before you go out to mow your lawn this season. via 7-year-old dancing again after losing leg shares inspiring message — WKRN News 2

So that was two things that had never happened before: to wake up this morning to find the nation was in lockdown and then to see a red-legged partridge atop the garden shed. Well I ask you: a partridge on the old privy roof. How odd is that. Given the choice, partridge are usually ground-hugging […]… Continue reading A Funny Thing Happened This Morning ~ And Not Just Lockdown — Tish Farrell

via Felt Art With Funny Expressions — Susan Rushton

As much as we have all seen photos of pet photos on the web, quirky or funny cat/dog videos never fail to get a laugh from their audience. I know Schnauzers are clever, food-obsessed creatures, but did you know that, too? I am sure Peggy from Where to Next? and Alejandro from Chief Writing Wolf […]… Continue reading Friendly Friday- Funny Furry Friends — Something to Ponder About

As the Coronavirus impacts the world and most of us (including yours truly) “shelter in place” and watching with fear and trepidation at what is going on in our world, Josh has condensed it down to a binary choice – with juggling: Essentially, politicians are “Juggling with Death”. Like this work? Buy Josh a pint […]… Continue reading Friday Funny – or not so Funny? — Watts Up With That?

The official site of Wes Montgomery — a man universally acknowledged as one of the greatest guitarists in the history of jazz. With his unique picking style — developed while practicing late at night to avoid disturbing his neighbors — Montgomery defined modern jazz guitar during the 1950s and ’60s. via Wes Montgomery — Discover

Towards the latter part of the second year of my BAFA degree at Blackburn College, I began incorporating text in the form of poetry into my visual work. This evolved through research and experimentation set in a sketch book, and used as a journal to depict my own thoughts and feelings about my life experiences […]… Continue reading Experimenting with text and poetry: a creative thought process, Part One — Paula Jane Art, BAFA year 3

In isolation, Stephanie Land finds surprising relief from PTSD — and discovers she is able to write again. via Grieving, but Calmed by a Different Kind of Storm — Longreads

How to Create the Ultimate Covid Prepper’s Man Cave If you have been following the news lately and reading about the devastation millions are facing from the global pandemic, you can’t help but feel that we could be living in a near-apocalyptic era. On the medical side, hundreds of thousands of people are fighting for… Continue reading Covid Prepper’s Man Cave? Yes! — Beans, Bullets, Bandages & You