How much time do you spend on the Innernet?
I recently discovered an amazing new technology. A web of ideas, writing and media, all linked together via a network of connections. I think it's...
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Self portrait of the artist - aged nine and a half
This was all I needed to put into my journal on the day. When my son came home from his childminder, and showed me this,...
Introducing Notebookerie
My favourite notebook is not a Bullet Journal. There I've said it. It might be a sun-bleached facsimile of Penguin Books "Man and Superman", with...
A February Night Walk
Maybe it's because the days also seem dark, groundhog days. Or just that with working from home, whilst also supervising the 8 year old's home...
How to really switch off on holiday
I'm going away tomorrow with my nearest and dearest for a well earned holiday. So, in order to make the most of my time, I...
How the Instagram crowd ruined Bullet Journal
“I stopped Bullet Journaling because I wasn’t getting as many likes.” she confessed. At last, Ryder Carroll addresses something that's been bugging me for a...
Can your todo list app do that?
Next time you’re planning to buy groceries, can I suggest that instead of tapping them into your phone, maybe using a list app, that you...
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