I did not find a huge amount about Nagarkot online and most blogs contained similar and limited information, as mine will too because there’s not a lot to do there, so questions and answers seem the best format and I will answer my own questions, first with a brief answer and then with what end […]
Nagarkot – mountains, eagles and magic moments Read More »
I like to think I would have been a Beatnik had I been born and in my 20s in the 1950s. On further reflection, the more realistic version of the 20-something Beatnik me would probably have been limited to a black roll neck, black capri pants, cigarettes, black coffee and sitting around cool cafés in
Vienna, Café Jelinek – How to breakfast like a 2010s Beatnik Read More »
What do you imagine when you hear “flea market”? Overpriced tat, hoards of people pushing and shoving, dusty crockery, trestle tables sagging under miscellaneous car boot/jumble sale type stuff, bacon butties and polystyrene cups of tea, furniture with woodworm, broken electrics, old plugs, poor quality “art” and nothing of value OR antiques, furniture worthy of
Where to go to channel your inner Parisian – Paris flea market (Marché aux Puces) Read More »
If you frequently adopt the “might as well have a cup of tea” approach to writers’ block/inefficiency/tackling an overwhelming to do list, this post has materialised from just that thought. Thus, in my case, “too much to do and half the day has vanished in a puff of dithering AKA thinking about all the things
How to make procrastination positive (part I) – tea Read More »
Guilt: “Noun. The fact or state of having committed an offense, crime, violation, or wrong, especially against moral or penal law; culpability: He admitted his guilt. A feeling of responsibility or remorse for some offense, crime, wrong, etc., whether real or imagined.”* I have done nothing to feel literal guilt about, yet I somehow perceive
I know it’s not just me but … I get overwhelmed by “female guilt” Read More »
Everyday things often seem more appealing and desirable when they’re spotted on holidays. These photos from a holiday in and around Turunç, Turkey are mainly of plant pots, gourds and other outdoor hanging ornaments, ubiquitous features around the Bozburun peninsula but unusual and covetable to me. The use of white on white, white with blue
Turkey – holiday ideas for outdoor plants, features & colours Read More »
