Showing posts with label bipolar folk music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bipolar folk music. Show all posts

Saturday, March 5

This Week

This week has been full of odd situations in various places.  It has comprised of trips around local Communities First areas, a hot chocolate in a beachside cafe with a policewoman in Porthcawl and a 3am chicken burger to soak up an obscene amount of rum in Swansea.


I spent approximately the same amount of money on that chicken burger as I did on the above bag from Primark, which had its first outing today.  I took it to a book fair at the YMCA in Bridgend, where I purchased 10 books for £10 (including a surfing picture book which was published in the year of my birth) and consumed a carton of orange juice and a Cadbury's Creme Egg in the makeshift cafe.  Incidentally, I have been to two YMCAs this week (the other was in Pontypridd).

My life is so rock & roll (sarcasm), and it seems I'm subconsciously dressing in a subdued way to reflect this.  I wore a button-down smock dress today with a polka-dot-heart pattern, practical Clarks boots and that cutesy bag, and realised when I got home that I looked like I was auditioning for a British wartime version of Little House on The Prairie.

Or, to put a much more positive spin on it, the girl in this video who falls in love with a wolf and turns him human.  Awww.

Monday, February 28

Tourist Magazine


Is a pretty good website if you like bipolar folk music (one part melancholy, one part ecstatic choruses), imperfect images and London Fashion Week in haiku.

Those things float my boat
Especially on Mondays
Maybe check it out.

That was a terrible two-second attempt at a Haiku, in case you didn't catch on(!)

(Image: Tourist Magazine)
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