Wordless Wednesday
Happy Tunesday: The Voice Quarter Finals
Nothing much unexpected happened – although I suspect Tom had a bit of a shock, since he had such a strong team.
Sunday Slackers
A fine excuse to put the kettle on …
Space: The final frontier – these images are little bit more spectacular than what I saw here in the south east on Friday. I’m not bitter. But I totally blame Dara and Brian for getting me all excited and then …nothing.
Nature: A tortoise, a croc and Sir David Attenborough. We may be being a little insensitive to the tortoise’s feelings – but it’s too funny not to share. I normally watch the GN Show so I must have been on a rare night out to have missed this.
Is your small business on-line yet? If not, why not?
SMEs, charities and community groups today require a digital mindset if not to be left behind by the competition.
Everyone is on the internet nowadays, aren’t they? Open 24/7, 365 days a year, it’s hard to avoid.
But you’ve been putting off creating your own on-line presence. Why? Time? Money? You don’t see the point of social media – why would you want to know what other people had for breakfast? Trust me, it’s so much more than that!
Wordless Wednesday
Happy Tunesday: The Voice Knockouts
It’s funny how things turn around, isn’t it? Last week, I was looking strong, with nine team members and not one of them belonged to Will. This week, I’ve been reduced to three, and by far the top performance of the weekend was Vikram, of Will’s team, with Sheena and Lucy also very strong.
Silent Sunday
Sporty Saturday: 9 chances to cheer Team GB in 2015
Ok, so things didn’t go to plan for England’s men in the ICC Cricket World Cup – but that doesn’t mean we’ve nothing to cheer about.
Lewis Hamilton. Image courtesy BBC
1. Lewis Hamilton began the defence of his Formula One world title by grabbing pole position for tomorrow’s opening race in Australia. And by some margin – it’s looking like a battle of the mighty Mercedes again this year.
Signing up to Bloglovin’
What can I say – it was a simple, painless process!
And I’ve now found a whole host of excellent blogs to add to the awesome selection I’ve found in the normal WordPress reader.
R.I.P Sir Terry Pratchett
Sir Terry suffered from PCA, a form of Alzheimer’s disease, for the past seven years. Although we’ve been robbed of his genius, we can help to save others by donating via the Just Giving page set up in his memory.
Jaye Nolan 