We're all pretty bizarre

1. It’s okay to cry, but don’t cry over the same thing twice. 2. Never boil the kettle unless you are planning to use it. 3. That strength isn’t just about bravery and courage, but about knowing when to let go and move on. 4. Don’t stay with someone purely because it seems like the right thing to do. 5. Don’t let someone else’s bitterness make you bitter. 6. Love endlessly and recklessly.  7. Stand up for yourself, even when it hurts, even when it’s hard, even when you don’t want to. 8. Patience is necessary.   9. Not everyone deserves your kindness, but be kind anyway. 10. And for Gods sake, do your washing at least once a week.

They show up randomly throughout the year. I will return home for the weekend and see them in a little plastic container on my desk. They are the most treasured gift, other presents are tossed to the side when we spy these thin, crumbly golden circles of deliciousness. I couldn’t tell you the number of fights my brother, sister and I have had over them. We treasure them like pieces of gold, and try to savour them, as you can never have enough, but eating one usually leads to eating two…then three… And before you know it, you’re licking minuscule crumbs out of the container, whilst eyeing off your sibling’s stash, waiting for the opportunity to steal.   My nan’s ultra-secret biscuits. Made only when she feels like it and never when you ask her to. 

My favourite place is the memories and the present, combined with one perfect stretch of beach.

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Can we all just take a moment to appreciate whatever the hell this picture is and the amazing men in it?

Oh and what is this about racism in the little village of Corston, there are no ethnic murderers in a small English rural village! I wonder if Barnaby ‘Lite’ can change this?