More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
t’s that time of the week again where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Last week’s mime was a picnic blanket and Judith Evans is a winner, as is Justine Wentzell. Well done to you both.
Found in Translation is back. This time we are partnering with artist and amateur l linguist Jen Giacalone. In this section, we take a well known phrase from another language, then find the equivalent saying in English. If your language has an alternative version, we would love to know, so post
t’s that time of the week again where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Congratulations to last week’s winner: Janet Martin, with angry seagull. Have a go at this week’s, see what you get.
Claire Buss is one of my favourite authors, and as it’s her birthday, I invited her round for a cuppa and a chat. Here’s a special Birthday 7 Questions. 1. It’s your birthday, hurrah! What are you doing? Having a book sale! My ebooks will be free or half price
It’s the return of #mememonday, and another week of Talking Torsos, brought to you by A. M. Leibowitz, C H Clepitt and your Newsnibbles team. If you have a questions you would like our torsos to answer, pop it in the comments and we’ll see what we can do.
It’s that time of the week again where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Last week’s mime was an icecream melting. Well done to Abi Martin and Paul Uhler, who both guessed correctly. Do you think you know what this week’s mime might be? Pop
It’s the return of #mememonday, and another week of Talking Torsos, brought to you by A. M. Leibowitz, C H Clepitt and your Newsnibbles team. If you have a questions you would like our torsos to answer, pop it in the comments and we’ll see what we can do. This week’s question was asked by
It’s that time of the week again where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Last week’s mime was Fireworks, and well done to Sue Rhodes, Linda Henderson Eubanks, Aline Andrade and Michele Morrison, who all got it right. There’s no clue for this week’s just
It’s the return of #mememonday, and another week of Talking Torsos, brought to you by A. M. Leibowitz, C H Clepitt and your Newsnibbles team. If you have a questions you would like our torsos to answer, pop it in the comments and we’ll see what we can do.
It’s that time of the week again where our friends at Feathers and Toast perform a mysterious mime for your guessing pleasure. Last week’s mime was the net in the world cup! Janet Martin and Micehhel Falerne were the winners. This week’s clue is July 4th. Answers in the comments before
