Free the Thighs with Budgy Smuggler – Life’s Too Short for Soggy Shorts
I’ve always had my own individual style, nothing outrageous but I never conform to trends, I’m generally always behind but in one case I was ahead of the curve. I…
Posts by Timbermane
One Whole Year of TimberMane The Blog
One whole year ago this very website was launched, which means I have been releasing a blog every week for one revolution of the sun. A huge achievement for me…
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished – The Curse of Being Reliable
Please forgive me for this, but I am writing this for both my business and hobby, but I’m getting to the end of my tether and I feel I need…
Another Bloody Holiday? – Because Life in The Fast Lane Isn’t Sustainable.
I’ve been living very fast lately and not really out of choice, work is busy and I’m doing my best to keep up which means all hours available! I’m working…
I Married a Morning Person – A Night Owl in a Lark’s World
Marriage certainly has it’s challenges, but living with someone who operates on a completely different time zone is one of the most challenging! I’m not talking about actual global time…
The Year of Challenges Part 3 – I Gave Up Coffee for a Month- Here’s What Happened
Following on from that brutal challenge in May where I battled through a 20 mile obstacle course I set my sites on something to test my skills in June. June…
The Importance of Brotherhood and Checking In
My brother just sent me an audiobook…. I say audiobook, I’m exaggerating a bit, it was a very long voice note. I’m not sure where I stand with voice notes,…
Fed More Than I Can Chew: A Brain Dump on Work, Pressure, Overwhelm and Switching Off
I just this moment had a massive feeling of overwhelm. This isn’t abnormal, I lead a busy life, especially at work, its a life dictated by deadlines and the agenda…
BEER MEMORIES: The Pub Nights We Need More Of – The Market Tavern Tap
BEER MEMORIES: The Pub Nights We Need More Of – The Market Tavern Tap During last weeks instalment of Thirsty Thursday, we ventured to Atherstone to sup a couple of…
How an Old Double Decker Bus Made Me Appreciate the Little Things
I saw an old bus yesterday and it made me smile. I’m not into buses and I’m not about to start sitting in lay-bys on a camping chair waiting for…