Food & Wine
~ my everyday life through the lens of my camera ~
Helping Improve Lives
Vintage Inspired Paper Crafts & Digital Design
A journey through life in Southwest France
Historical Fiction with a French Flavour
It isn't being John Malkovich, but it is being me
Writer + Poet + Mythologist + Translator: Researching East Asian Literature, Folklore, Storytelling, Narrative Design, Game Studies & Pop Culture Studies.
Daily Reflections from My Home and Garden
The Power of Story
Unlocking the Door to Your Past
Not just a blog, a philosophy
by Jack Monroe, bestselling author of 'A Girl Called Jack'
Realist, writer, reader, reviewer and rocker.
The Real England is a concise, direct, and not-so-gentle window into the depths of the leftovers of the world’s once greatest empire. It is told from the perspective of one lone (or not so lone) long term visitor. It informs one of the dregs of the country and helps to explain quaint British oddities such as the crack addicted chav.
home and away...
Artists, Writers and Visionaries Blog on the Unique and Ordinary
Collected works and other excuses from a textile obssessive
Defending Scientism
has random thoughts
Airborne, Seadwellers and Landlubbers Lives
Working with dead people
Writing - Loving What I Do and Doing What I Love!
the darker side to sedge808
Photographs, music and writing about daily life. Contact: elcheo@swcp.com
Creative Intuitive from New Zealand
Family Saga Fiction by Adrienne Morris
Burgers, Books, Music, Movies, Offbeat Adventures & Pop Culture!
Freelance journalist
theatre, film & tv past and present 2001-2008 & 2013...
Candid cultural comments from the Isles of Wonder
Horror, Science Fiction, Comic Books and More
Traveling the World Through Others
A trip through life with fingers crossed and eternal optimism.
Art, Literature, Poetry, Politics and a little History
Travel and Wildlife Adventures
Writer & Author
it's all about the story, possums...
Observations of the illusion through the eyes of wonder...
Adventures in Watercolor Painting and Sketching, Watercolour Magazine, with Charlie O'Shields
Memoir, poetry, & writing theory
The Bridge between two countries
A lifestyle blog with a little bit of everything.
A personal exploration of autism from a brother’s perspective, including family relationships, philosophy, neuroscience, mental health history and ethics
Author
Entertainment, travel and lifestyle blog
I don’t remember being taken to see plays for children. But at secondary school, we were often taken to see plays by Shakespeare, Chekhov, and others. They also took us to see an Opera, which I thought was wonderful.
Best wishes, Pete. x
Well, that gave you an excellent theatrical education!
That’s not good. We were never taken to plays by teachers. Not once. I didn’t miss a play once I was older because my mother took to all of them. Schools…never. It should be done.
At junior school we had a visit from a Theatre In Education company. First school theatre trip was “Treasure Island” at Birmingham Rep. After that, many Shakespeare and other plays.
Not good at all. I’m glad you had your mother take you. We had school trips but to have nothing is a dereliction of duty when it comes to education. It’s a simple concept – drama gives tools for life. How stupid do the powers-that-be have to be not to get it? But they never do. I get extremely exercised about it!
That sounds excellent. I’m guessing you didn’t leave school recently!