Why I’m supporting Macmillan cancer care
From now and throughout 2010 I’m going to be giving 10% of my income to the wonderful people at Macmillan Cancer Support. Throughout the last years of my mother’s life they cared tirelessly for her, offering support advice (and someone to have tea with) to her and the rest of our family. One nurse in more »
Making use of the early mornings…
A while ago I read a lovely book by the wonderful Danny Gregory. In it he talks about how he creates an extra hour in his day by getting up early, and describes what he does with it. For the longest time now I’ve been waking up very early. It doesn’t seem to matter what more »
Podcast: Looking for a sense of flow
I’m still working on creating a sense of flow in my life, both in my studio and in my wider day-to-day existence. I’m getting there I think. Starting a yoga class a few months ago seems to have improved my energy (and enthusiasm) levels which is wonderful. I’m discovering a few tricks to help me more »
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I'm Michael Nobbs, an artist, blogger and tea drinker (not necessarily in that order).
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