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Category Archives: magirism
Sunny Afternoon
What do you do with 6 lbs cherries? Actually, that’s quite an easy problem, compared with the years we’ve had nearly 30 lbs from the tree at the back of the garden. It’s an old tree, and I’ve put the … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Posted in cherries, Don't try this at home, jam, magirism, protein gels, War stories, wibbling
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If music be the food of love, rock on
One of the problems of having so many websites is knowing which particular wibble goes to which one. And generating enough content to keep them fed, of course. Confessions has been neglected of late—not because I want to, or am … Continue reading →
Posted in cider, magirism, Me, Meta, Science-less Sunday
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