Posts Tagged: Family

Weeknote 11th February 2024

A short weeknote this week as I had an injection into my wrist on Thursday and I’m still resting it. I was in Bristol on Monday and Tuesday which coincided with the Bristol Light Festival. On Monday evening we went to the Left Handed Giant brewpub which was being used as a huge ‘screen’ uponContinue Reading ›

Weeknote 4th February 2024

It’s odd writing this in Bristol describing last Monday, which also found me in this lovely city. On Monday I worked from the agency offices, sadly our plans for the day were derailed due to sickness so I ended up spending the day in a large meeting room all on my own. The evening, however,Continue Reading ›

Weeknote 21st January 2024

I’m sitting here listening to Storm Isha battering our battened hatches, and remembering Storm Eunice. I was ‘trapped’ in London for an extra day but managed to find shelter from the storm in Hawksmoor Borough. Desperate times and all that… As a fountain pen user, I have a Sunday ritual of cleaning and filling myContinue Reading ›

Weeknote 7th January 2024

Happy New Year! I began the week and year as I hope to go on with a trip to the coast and a photo ramble. My son’s Christmas present from us was a contribution towards buying a ‘proper’ camera, and it’s turning out to be a bit of present for me as well as it’sContinue Reading ›

Weeknote 31st December 2023

New Years Eve 2023 – I must resist the urge to write a yearnote, but if I’m honest I’ll be glad to see the back of 2023 as, with the exception of a few highlights, it’s been a distinctly underwhelming year. Back to the weeknote – this week has been a traditional Christmas with family, foodContinue Reading ›

Weeknote 24th December 2023

Christmas Eve in what has been a oddly quiet December. No Christmas Do with my employer or my suppliers boooo! No family trip to Bruges due to my wife’s school term not finishing until the 22nd. And through poor planning my Christmas catch ups with my friends all ended up in this week, well apartContinue Reading ›