The EPL Report
Welcome to the first ever ‘The EPL Report’ by yours truly. Each week I’ll be bringing you the most unbiased, down-the-middle, fence-sitting report on the […]
Month: September 2011
Reviewing Radiohead
Perhaps I was born in the wrong decade or do not hang out with the right people, but for whatever reason I do not feel […]
Talk like a Pirate Day
Monday 19th September is talk like a pirate day Oh arrrrr Jim lad, shiver me timbers, pieces of eight ;D I love this…….who wouldn’t like […]
Soup of The Day: Syn Free Recipes for Soups
I don’t know about all of you lovelies, but this week I have been so cold. The kind of cold that gets into your bones! […]
Film Review: Troll Hunter
After the relentless onslaught of majorly hyped summer blockbusters, autumn is a good time to check out the less well-known releases at your local cinema. […]
The Libyan Civil War
Hello my name is Charles Snegglesbottom and I am a junior minister in the Foreign Office. I have been asked by the Daily Waffle to […]
Ladies, Don’t Do That – 5 Fashion Faux-Pas
Sometimes I feel like the guys might think I’m singling them out. After all, most of my fashion posts are about what guys should and […]
National Cupcake Week: 12th -18th September 2011
My favourite time of the year… National Cupcake Week. Who doesn’t love cakes right? The idea of the week is to celebrate the flavours and […]
Music Apps – Where to find new music?
I love music and have a varied taste in music. But I’m pretty useless at remembering what I like or I’m asking my husband, as […]
9/11. A view from across the pond
“Hello Claims Department.” “Hi Vin it’s John.” “Alright John, how’s tricks over there?” “The World Trade Center is on fire it’s on the news.” “Is […]
9/11: A Mature Reflection on a Child’s Perspective
I was twelve years old on September 11th, 2001. Easily so, you can imagine that my initial reaction to the terrorist attacks in New York […]
Belly Warming Chilli
It would appear that any chance we had of ‘good weather’ is well and truely behind us. That can only mean one thing! Time to […]
Little-known Gems: Too Loud a Solitude by Bohumil Hrabal
Everyone has a book that they’ve read, and loved, that very few other people have ever heard of. Be it philosophical texts or obscure first […]