Today’s #wordymonday word is feracious, which I found on the wonderful luciferous logolepsy site. Apparently it means productive of good results or fruitful. At the moment I’m swinging between pleasantly productive and about… Continue reading
No #WordyMonday today. It might be the anaesthetic (I had major surgery last week) but I’m really tired of this kind of thing, so after having had three very nice, measured and considered… Continue reading
Pilobolus‘ Shadowlands, performed at the Peacock Theatre earlier this year (it’s touring internationally) is a perfect illustration of the meaning of the word epiphenomenon. Another word I’ve found in the wonderful Luciferous Logolepsy,… Continue reading
That so many people chose to view yesterday’s Escuela de Baile School Show and the subsequent flamenco fashion show is a huge tribute to the organisers. That tickets were £20 per person… Continue reading
I saw Flash Mob tonight, it had a very different audience to those I normally see at the Peacock Theatre. A very enjoyable evening, I was surprised how well it hang together. Getting… Continue reading
I’ve chosen the word ‘dyslexia’ to interpret in photographic form as part of today’s WordyMonday word because of the lasting impression left on me by a curation by Zamira Kate (her first, I’m… Continue reading
Another random word from Luciferous Logolepsy, this #WordyMonday word represents maneads (which I’ve interpreted as wildly excited, frenzied or raging women). Havana Rakatan itself does have some scenes with raging women, but in… Continue reading
When Ms Hedgehog suggested the word ‘Meep’ for #WordyMonday I wondered how on Earth I’d ever find an image to interpret it. Then, when I saw that the gorgeous, talented and urbane Electric… Continue reading
Have you ever bitten your tongue and smiled instead of responding as you would prefer because you knew that answering wouldn’t help or would make things even worse? Have you come across such… Continue reading
I went down to cover Morning Glory this morning (along, it would seem, with the rest of the UK’s national and local media and bloggerati). Everyone – and I do mean everyone –… Continue reading
