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How to add an RSS Feed to a Website

How to add an RSS Feed to a Website

Since writing this post I have discovered an even better feed generator: http://feed.mikle.com/ You add your feed urls and it produces an automatically scrolling list of posts from…

December 19, 2014Comments Off on How to add an RSS Feed to a WebsiteRead More

Google + Fails

Google + Fails

Google has an overwhelming public persona as a company with the Midas touch. They make a search engine that beats Yahoo, Ask Jeeves, Bing etc. hands down; so…

September 24, 2014Comments Off on Google + FailsRead More

How to Get a Page to Appear in a Category Listing in WordPress

Just the title of this post will seem confusing to many, let alone the reason for wanting to manipulate a WordPress database in such a fashion. WordPress is…

September 17, 2014Comments Off on How to Get a Page to Appear in a Category Listing in WordPressRead More

Trippy Traveller

Food for Thought

One of the things that make mummies special is their cooking. They have signature dishes…

June 15, 2017Comments Off on Food for ThoughtRead More

Driving

Driving

Daddies drive, apparently. That is the common consensus which I chose to ignore for 45…

April 28, 2017Comments Off on DrivingRead More

Bewdley Undercover Part One

I rarely leave Bewdley, and I am happy with that state of affairs. After travelling…

January 24, 2017Comments Off on Bewdley Undercover Part OneRead More

Waka’s Crematorium Speech

I stand before you a man shorn of his mate. My partner, the mother of…

September 30, 2016Comments Off on Waka’s Crematorium SpeechRead More

Prices in Brazil Part Three

Prices in Brazil Part Three

Here’s the final installment of Brazilian prices. In this section we were hugely disappointed with…

March 2, 2016Comments Off on Prices in Brazil Part ThreeRead More

Bewdley

Food for Thought

One of the things that make mummies special is their cooking. They have signature dishes that the whole family loves. My cooking journey finished in my 20s. Back…

June 15, 2017Comments Off on Food for ThoughtRead More

Driving

Driving

Daddies drive, apparently. That is the common consensus which I chose to ignore for 45 years. When we had mummy fit and well she did the driving. That…

April 28, 2017Comments Off on DrivingRead More

Bewdley Spring Fair

Bewdley Spring Fair is a new event for me. It was well timed, as the weather held out and sunshine broke through the clouds. Load Street and Jubilee…

July 13, 2014Comments Off on Bewdley Spring FairRead More

Videos

Bewdley Spring Fair

Bewdley Spring Fair is a new event for me. It was well timed, as the weather held out and sunshine broke…

July 13, 2014Comments Off on Bewdley Spring FairRead More

Bewdley Duck Race 2014

This year (2014) the Bewdley Duck Race was held on April 21st rather than on New Year’s Day. This is the…

April 23, 2014Comments Off on Bewdley Duck Race 2014Read More

City Grandma Goes Shopping

City Grandma Goes Shopping

The second video in the City Grandma series of videos. Got a nice blooper reel in at the end, as well…

March 27, 2014No CommentRead More

Travelling Noir – Part 1

Travelling Noir – Part 1

It was May 4th, our wedding anniversary. I’d forgotten…

It Takes a lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry – Train Stories Part 2

It Takes a lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry – Train Stories Part 2

Japan’s most loved writer, Natsume Soseki once wrote, “Nothing…

Chinese to the Left of Me, Chinese to the Right, Here I am Stuck in the Middle Kingdom

Chinese to the Left of Me, Chinese to the Right, Here I am Stuck in the Middle Kingdom

Dalai Lama – May his reincarnation one day take…

Man Down in China

Man Down in China

A small concrete room in a dilapidated hospital, the…

Prices in Brazil Part Three

Prices in Brazil Part Three

Here’s the final installment of Brazilian prices. In this…

Prices in Brazil Part Two

Prices in Brazil Part Two

Brazil, a world unto itself. We were in awe…

Prices in Brazil Part One

Prices in Brazil Part One

So after making it up the East coast from…

Meeting the Chief

Meeting the Chief

‘Few are those who see with their own eyes…

Prices in Peru and Ecuador

Prices in Peru and Ecuador

Sorry for the big gap in time between posts…

Prices in Peru Part Three

Prices in Peru Part Three

Below is a list of our daily expenses in…

Prices in Peru Part Two

Prices in Peru Part Two

The daily budget is 30 dollars per person per…

Prices in Peru Part One

Prices in Peru Part One

Peru has been the most toursity place we`ve visited…

The Convenient Truth About Japan

The Convenient Truth About Japan

As Ted most famously said to Bill, “Strange things…

Two Funerals and an Extra Bottle of Shochu

Two Funerals and an Extra Bottle of Shochu

Osamu Dazai that great misfit Japanese novelist who took…

Japanese Pet Shop Boys

Japanese Pet Shop Boys

Charles Dickens noticed in ‘Hard Times’ that people were…

A Name Amongst Numbers and The Heart of Saturday Night

A Name Amongst Numbers and The Heart of Saturday Night

For quite a long time I thought I was…

Life is a Beach Part Two

Life is a Beach Part Two

Perhaps the first ever hippy was Henry David Thoreau…

Life is a Beach Part One

Life is a Beach Part One

It never ceases to amaze and depress me that…

It Takes a Lot to Laugh, it Takes a Train to Cry – Train Stories Part 3

It Takes a Lot to Laugh, it Takes a Train to Cry – Train Stories Part 3

“When you open a bottle you gotta expect consequences.”…

Koh Phayam the new Koh Phangan

Koh Phayam the new Koh Phangan

To the seasoned South East Asian traveller this comment…

India

Easy Rider in India – Day Two

In the same year that Easy Rider was released The Beatles went to Rishikesh in northern India to attend a series of lectures and meditation sessions with…

January 18, 2015Comments Off on Easy Rider in India – Day Two

Africa

A Cautionary Moroccan Tale

Way back in the mists of time my brother and I decided to visit the North African kingdom of Morocco knowing nothing about the place other than…

December 30, 2014Comments Off on A Cautionary Moroccan Tale

Europe

I Fought the Law and Won

The French author Jose-Alain Fralon described the English as “our most dear enemies”. My suspicion is that this fond animosity is reciprocated by the average thinking Anglo.…

March 20, 2015Comments Off on I Fought the Law and Won

South America

Prices in Argentina Part 4

So we had done the giant circle of the continent from Buenos Aires all the way to the Caribbean coast in Colombia and then west to east…

April 3, 2017Comments Off on Prices in Argentina Part 4