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By Mark Everitt
~2 December 2024
A personal reflection on Luke Combs' album "Fathers & Sons," which resonates profoundly with my experiences as a father and son.
A personal reflection on Luke Combs' album "Fathers & Sons," which resonates profoundly with my experiences as a father and son.
I have moved from Twitter to Bluesky, seeking a better social media experience. I tried other platforms like Threads and Mastodon but…
I spent a busy weekend driving 820 miles due to a medical appointment, a funeral, and helping my son return to university…
I discuss updating my website to be more modern, reflecting on the evolving nature of web design and social media. And I…
I recently attended my son's last performance in the UK with the Northamptonshire County Youth Orchestra and it triggered a lot of…
The author faces challenges in maintaining continuity while writing interconnected stories set in a shared fictional universe on the south coast of…
The author shares their lifelong passion for writing, which began in childhood and continued despite various life changes. Notably, they recall writing…
Last night I decided I'd finally had enough of Piers Morgan's personal vendetta against The Duchess of Sussex and muted him on…
Yesterday I paid the invoice for the hosting of this site and the domains that go with it. That’s what prompted me…
When you think about it, it's remarkable quite how much the landscape for consuming media, be that video or music, has changed…
Born ’74, there’s only one of me. Brought up in the Black Country, Educated in Wales, Live & Work in Northampton.
One City, One Club, One Passion. There’s a wolf on my chest and it’s not fashion. Born under a Wanderers Scarf #wwfc
This is a personal blogging space for reflection, reminiscing, venting and doing all those things you need to do to keep yourself relatively sane.
A personal blogging space for reflection, reminiscing, venting and doing all those things you need to do to keep yourself relatively sane.
© 2024 mark.g.everitt
