Louise Frantom and her husband Des, moved to our village 23 years ago in 1993. She remembers coming down the hill and seeing the lovely village green (for a shot of the Green, see my blog ‘Bucks and Pups’). It
Making the most of good days with Hypermobility Syndrome
I first met Dave England on the Stage Management and Technical Theatre Course run by the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) in 1986. We studied Stage Management with 20 or so fellow students, graduating as ‘Class of ‘1988’
I’m going to be checking out popular crafts and gifts ahead of making my own glass and precious metal jewellery. I’ve been working in dichroic glass (shiny!) to make shapes that I can then set in gold and silver. Watch this
I started to write professionally in 2006, as a result of my experiences coping with infertility and fertility treatment (which can truly be a bit grim!). My book “Making Babies the Hard Way” was published in 2007, making me eligible to become
Ernest Riall moved from the USA to the UK in 2002 with the initial idea of coming to England to study and travel for the few years, before moving back. He originally meant to go back to Los Angeles, spend the
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum “Until the peoples of the world develop a mutual understanding and respect for each other, there is no way we can expect to achieve a peaceful world. It is the creation of art and music coming