RIP Shane MacGowan, You Gave Us One Hell Of A Gift, That Just Keeps Giving, I Will Be Singing Along This

My fiancé took me to her old schools open day, I took this photo of the stairs there, really like the geometry of it…

New year new day starting kicking off the day with my favourite breakfast!

It’s fungus season, wahoo, I love taking photos of mushrooms etc, not sure why but it’s fun.

A Montegrappa rose gold edition of the Papal 2000 fountain pen, in it's box.

The Pups are FOUR today, Happy Birthday to you…

Dexter and Otis loved their presents, Tallulah (Mum) got one as well for bringing them into this world. Still missing Little Ray, nearly two months since he passed away, every day I think of him, can’t believe how much i do miss him...A Biento Little Fup.

Mum’s boys…

Hi, What modern pref fab houses would you recommend.

I'm almost done my undergrad in History and minor in Art History but I've always thought about going into architecture. at this point i want to take a break from school before going further. The only thing is I'm stuck on what to do now. I'm trying to find a job at an architecture firm but because I don't have much experience/background yet and with a bad economy here its not looking promising. Do you have any suggestions on how I should move forward in the mean time?

It will be tough getting a job in an architecture firm where you are competing with people finishing architecture degrees. 

Do you know anyone that can help you get your foot in a firm? A friend, family, professor?

Have you tried contacting architecture firms that do historic preservation work and might be looking for someone that can do historical research? It might be a way to bridge your interests.

Have you tried organizations that offer services to architects or the government like the AIA or an historic preservation review board?

Have you spoken to a professor or counselor at your university, maybe they have summer programs or know about a summer program to get you started?

I keep telling him no sweet food, but he doesn't listen.

Ray finds dropped biscuit. I managed to drop a digestive between the armchairs so Ray very kindly found it and ate it, glad he didn't want the polo mints as well...yes he is now technically boxed in by a Perspex table! I really should get a cleaner!!!

I love taking photos when it frosty, especially cobwebs, I didn’t realise just how many cobwebs are in my garden.