Monday 8 February 2021
by Wulf
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This isn’t a song by me (all credit to Mo and Kev for that) but one of my recent pieces of videography. It’s amazing how much mileage you can get from a couple of photos with a bit of movement … Continue reading
Friday 5 October 2018
by Wulf
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My main task today has been transforming an old garden storage shed into a compost bin for a friend. Disassembly, creativity and then some tidying up. Unlike my recent woodworking projects, I didn’t have a work bench, clamps and other … Continue reading
Sunday 31 December 2017
by Wulf
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Less than four hours and a new year will have rolled around – indeed, the onward tide of time around the globe means that billions of people are already in 2018. Time to take stock for a moment and think … Continue reading
Thursday 8 September 2016
by Wulf
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Using ‘Adult’ as an adjective can make the associated noun sound seedy but, after a short investigation, I’m pleased to report that Google doesn’t return anything make your toes curl if you use the title of this post as a … Continue reading
Sunday 31 January 2016
by Wulf
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I saw an interesting TED talk recently – Tim Harford talking about how frustration can make us more creative. Worth a listen, especially if you want to be creative and feel frustrated. Press on through!
Friday 1 March 2013
by Wulf
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Last night’s session was fascinating; not a lecture but very interactive session. Within a couple of hours we had done numerous things including, in small groups, creating and performing a short piece based on the parable of the wise and … Continue reading
Monday 1 October 2012
by Wulf
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One of the food books I have been enjoying recently is The Flavour Thesaurus by Niki Segnit. It takes a wide range of ingredients and suggests numerous possible pairings between them. Some, like carrot and cumin, are well established although … Continue reading