I know I say it every week on one platform or another, but Suanne Braun’s Hathor Hosts on Instagram live really is a bright spark in the turmoil of pandemic life right now. It’s something that I look forward to every week without fail and I honestly cannot believe we are three months in already.Continue reading “Hathor Hosts – how a Goa’uld is making pandemic life easier”
Author Archives: scribblenubbin
11 months alcohol free tomorrow…
I gave up alcohol because it was effecting my health. It was worsening my IBS, it wasn’t helping my joints, and it was generally making things much more difficult cognitively.
Practicing Peaceful Empowerment with Pat Through Meditation
– or learning to ask the universe and yourself for answers to those tougher questions If you know me, you know that my approach to life is holistic. That I attack things from all corners and as my sister in Germany said to me today, I persevere. I don’t give up, and I succeed inContinue reading “Practicing Peaceful Empowerment with Pat Through Meditation”
A gathering of B5ers
An online convention? Are you nuts? That was my first thought when other convention companies chose to start broadcasting convention panels in the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Let’s be honest, part of the thing we all love about science fiction conventions is the interaction. The way we get to see each other all dressedContinue reading “A gathering of B5ers”
Disabled and ignored
There’s a sentiment amongst many disabled people right now when they see able bodied people struggle with the lockdown in place that is along the lines of, “welcome to my world.” I get it. In fact, I’ve felt it myself. We live in a world where our self-worth is measured by our ability to earnContinue reading “Disabled and ignored”
Journeys – the most important book you’ll read in 2020
Today I received a copy of a book that back in 2018 I was handed by an American friend and asked if I would consider editing it for clarity of flow, spelling, and grammar. Yes, I can see the irony in asking a Brit to check an American’s spelling, but I am fluent in bothContinue reading “Journeys – the most important book you’ll read in 2020”
Viewpoints from Lockdown
It’s funny how people see you as one thing or another but they never really get the full view. There’s a person I know who saw me, rightfully so, as shy. What she didn’t realise though, is that I can be anything but when you get to know me, when it comes to looking afterContinue reading “Viewpoints from Lockdown”
Snack Hacks – a definite hit in this spoonie’s house
I don’t review cookbooks as a general rule. Actually, as a general rule I don’t use cookbooks. My recipes come from long Saturdays and Sundays spent in the kitchen beside my mum or my grandad, or my own culinary experiments. If I really want to try something I might look up a recipe online occasionallyContinue reading “Snack Hacks – a definite hit in this spoonie’s house”
10th June 2019
Am I still your buttercup? That’s the question that’s been playing through my head. I know we’re still rebuilding bridges right now and I know that that takes time. But it’s the question that’s been on my mind for a while. I know that without a doubt you are still ma chou, my witchy woman,Continue reading “10th June 2019”
A bientôt Lunegosse, ma cherie
I’m busily writing a whole new world right now, and it’s a scary prospect. I have to admit. I can’t quite believe that it’s happened. I’ve said goodbye to The Lunegosse Tales after 19 years with the publishing of The Final Battle. All three of her books are now out in the open. And yesContinue reading “A bientôt Lunegosse, ma cherie”
nalebrun.com 