So, another Monday and another Meet and Greet. This week I have the pleasure of interviewing Tracy from the blog https://insidetherainbow.blog Tracy’s blog is always interesting and is often peppered with witty and dry… Continue reading
One of the fun aspects of being a blogger is being able to review products and media etc. either after being requested to do so by a company or simply by choosing to… Continue reading
Welcome back for another Meet and Greet Monday and this week I am joined by Owlbeblog who has only recently joined us here in the blogosphere but who has already begun writing regularly and… Continue reading
I was originally inspired by http://www.tattooedmummy.co.uk who invited her blog readers that have published books to take part in her Wordy Wednesday feature where people were asked a series of questions about themselves and their… Continue reading
©2016, Ned Alexander, all rights reserved Gaius Web stepped from his office and placed his briefcase gently down onto the floor. With a few soft button taps the heavily armoured door concealed… Continue reading
©2016, Ned Alexander, all rights reserved With black smoke now billowing thickly behind him, the Station Officer ran back to the two fully rigged Firefighters who had just stepped down from the rear… Continue reading
“By the pricking of my thumb, thumthing wicked this way come…” Ned Thumb: “Hurruumpfff. Still raining…*SIGH*…this is like waiting for Godot!” Tracy Thumb: “Waiting for Godot? Can’t you just get on with enjoying a relaxing… Continue reading
“Thumb things will never change…” The Thumbs woke up and treated themselves to a massive plate of cheese on toast. Nom nom nom. The weather was again quite unpleasant that morning so Ned… Continue reading
“Thor, God of thumb-der…” After a good nights’ sleep, Ned and Tracy Thumb treated themselves to some fresh coffee. Ned Thumb: “I’ll make some boiled eggs and toast, shall I?” Tracy Thumb: “Okay, sure.” ‘Hmm,… Continue reading
“thumb things to do at Thtonehenge…” Ned and Tracy Thumb rose early and headed off toward Salisbury plain. Though, why it’s called plain makes no sense, there are lots of hills there so… Continue reading
