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Agnes | The Restaurant

The next in the series!

Agnes | The Key

Here's the first in a little comic series I'm working on, called Agnes. It's very simple but you might find it amusing...

Munchies | Guide to Wales

You may (or more likely, may not) remember, if you are a hard core Lkkelig Blog fan, that last year I posted the first video from this...

Autumn Stanza

I know it's been a while! Sorry about that... Here's a really short little stanza about the colours of autumn that we are finally seeing....

The Word of The Week

A 'mondegreen' is a misunderstood or misinterpreted word or phrase resulting from a mishearing of the lyrics of a song. American writer...

Prickly Pear | Portico Quartet

This is a song by the band 'Portico Quartet' called 'Prickly Pear'. I thought I'd share it with you because, I'm not sure why, but there...

The Word of the Week

I would call this 'word of the month' if it didn't sound so much worse than 'word of week'... apologies again. So, 'eloquence'. Not...

The Word of The Week

Mångata is impossible to directly translate from Swedish, but roughly, it describes the road-like reflection of the moon on the water. It...

The Word of The Week

In pharmacology, an elixir is a sweetened, aromatic solution of alcohol and water containing, or used as a base for medicinal substances...

A Summer Haiku | Peaches

I love the simplicity of haikus, they're very short Japanese poems with seventeen syllables and three verses. One with 5, the next with 7...

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