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Monthly Archives: February 2014
“That’s amazing. What is it?”
If you want to feel a bit like Ripley on an alien planet without the pesky face huggers risk but with the protective clothing, bleak beautiful landscapes and howling wind may I suggest a short trip to Iceland in February. … Continue reading
If wishes were horses …..
There’s been a bit of a kerfuffle on Twitter recently about an ad campaign for the charity Pancreatic Cancer Action. The ad features real pancreatic cancer patients declaring “I wish I had breast cancer” or “I wish I had testicular … Continue reading
Not Quite Ripley 