i first saw this…
..over at Keri Smith and have been having fun getting to know my music a little more randomly ever since. So here are my current fifteen iTunes from my Party Shuffle. Jambalaya, The Carpenters Poses, Rufus Wainwright China In Your Hands , T’Pau I Knew I Loved You, Savage Garden The Power Of Love, Frankie more »
in an attempt…
…to regain something of my relaxed routine of a few months ago I’ve bought a couple of new toys. My lovely shiny espresso maker helps me take the mornings more slowly again. I rinse it out, put water in the bottom, put coffee inside, screw it together and put it on the stove. While it more »
i’ve been…
…very quiet of late. Still pottering in the studio – slowly making it feel like a place I want to be in. Getting used to what seems to be my new routine of sleeping well at night. Waking early. Sleeping again for a couple of hours in the afternoon. Not a bad way to be more »
not rushing…
…to do anything much today – and trying to remember that that’s okay. Not returned a phone call. Not picked my washing off the ground after my washing line decided to break while I was napping. Not answered the door to someone who sounded as though he was selling photos. Not checked the post. Not more »
i’ve been…
…meaning to do this for a while. Photos and drawings of books on bloggers’ bookshelves and bedside tables seemed to start appearing all over the place after an entry on A Life In Wales back in April. Mine seem to sum things up for me at the moment. A bit of Julia Cameron to help more »
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I'm Michael Nobbs, an artist, blogger and tea drinker (not necessarily in that order).
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