Me and the good lady were recently in a lovely place in the Lake District called Ravenglass, for a slightly silly travelogue entry have a look at this, Muncaster Castle It’s a castle, you know the kind,

For those of you that don't know, The Divine Comedy are a band from Northern Ireland formed just before 1990. I had the good fortune of being here last night, its the renovated bandstand in Kelvingrove

I am down in a place called Ravenglass and seen a headline in a local paper that got me thinking. I live in Glasgow and one of the big advances we have embraced is the digital economy, and that's backed

The good Lady decided that we should have a break for a couple of days, the good ladies holiday choices can sometimes be, well, interesting to say the least, one year was the village of angry feral dogs,

Hi all you fair Steemians!! I've been on here a wee while, and I don't know about all of you but its been as damn fine a time as Agent Cooper having a cup of coffee! Okay so I have given away that I like

I like watching the news, reading newspapers and looking online at events round the world. I am no expert but sometimes when I read about events I can’t help wondering about how certain events will follow

Hunger isn’t only a debilitating physical thing but it also saps mental strength. I have plenty of water but what I would give for a packet of crisps or a big Mac. I am starving. Water, now I have plenty

Okay, this was a random act of kindness that was prompted by the indifference of others. I was driving along a road in Glasgow one day when I noticed a disabled woman in a wheelchair. It was obvious from

There is a sign in Dante's inferno that warns to abandon hope all who enter... Can you tell what way this review is going? Plot The film takes place 10 years after the events of Prometheus. A colony ship

Plot A decent and honest priest, (who knew...), is beset on all sides by trials and tests of faith, none less than the confessional of an abuse survivor who gives him seven days to get his affairs in order

It's a gorgeous day here in Glasgow, long may it continue. Sunny days.

It's been a long hard day of painful hand exercises, been rehab'ing the broken hand so thought what better way to relax than to have a couple of liquid refreshments. I do like bourbon or a nice whiskey,

I know T2 was out a while back, but I think this version of Lust for life is bass thuddingly awesome and deserves more exposure. Get the volume and bass turned up to 11 and sit back and enjoy!

I still remember back in 1991 when I first enthusiastically tore off the shrink wrap and fired this bad boy into the Atari ST, (god I feel old saying that). What struck me first with the game was that

I read an interesting article on Tech Republic, it was entitled Reasons cash will die and it got me thinking. This is what they said - "Here are the top five reasons cash will die: Cost. A study from

Plot A seemingly happy middle class family man leaves the Midlands and takes to living on the streets of London, after a bruising encounter with a tree he meets Aidan, a fast talking man child who has

First time I have entered a photo challenge. I love how you can walk down a street in Glasgow and all of a sudden find yourself looking at some really stunning architecture. It's something we as Glaswegians

Plot An aging and washed up actor is asked to go back to the the Isle of Man to speak to suspected serial killer The Kestrel, he will only speak to Richard Thorncroft, star of TV detective show Mindhorn.

I'm growing a beard. This was me last week, Last night Cheer up beardy for beardy lordness awaits!!

It's Thursday, I'm off work, (with my broken hand). so the wife and my Mum took me out for a walk and some lunch. It's a long post, but few words. A river runs through it. A shortcut. Some cool architecture