tip top weekend
I’ve just had a tip top weekend. I’m paying for it a little now and am having to have a few quiet days to recover, but it was worth it. I do still often find myself heartily resenting being tired, but I am trying to learn to accept that doing things does have a cost more »
finally i’m…
…putting together Beany #3. My plan was to produce at least three issues of The Beany in twelve months. I’m going to have to get a move on if I’m going to do that. More likely I’m going to have to accept (again) that I’ve expected too much of myself. Not, a huge amount too more »
i found this photo…
…of me, standing in my back garden. It must be about thirty five years old. I have many, many happy memories of that back garden. Playing there. Pitching a tent and camping out there. Swinging on my swing (just to the right out of shot). Probably a little while after the photo was taken my more »
safely home…
…from sunny Barcelona. It was rather an intense trip, seeing and doing lots. I sampled lots of the city’s smart black and yellow taxis, which did give me a good idea of the geography of the place. Getting back to my corner of mid-Wales, and its rather dull white taxis is a bit of a more »
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I'm Michael Nobbs, an artist, blogger and tea drinker (not necessarily in that order).
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