Tag: The Mansion
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A Blue Predicament
I’m typing this post from in the bath. No, I’m fine. I have about half of the battery left on this portable computer device, and the lightbulb is good for a while yet. Summer’s coming on too, so it won’t be cold for long, although we are forecast a bit of an icy snap this…
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Quantum Flux
This blog is a work of fiction. The Mansion. Tomliam Merriman. The Grinds. Cheshire. The world. The characters. Especially the characters. None of them real, yet they all live their day to day lives hoping that someone happens along and reads what they’re up to. I’m kind of real. In the real world, I’m 100…
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The Northern Lights
We have had some rather exciting celestial activity here in England, and the UK, over the past couple of days. I’m not referring to the Eurovision Song Contest, which took place last week, and had some activity all of its own, but it didn’t spoil the enjoyment any. I digress. The Northern Lights, the Aurora…
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From the Mansionic Tapestry
Way back in Medieval times, Medieval Tapestry makers worked tirelessly to record events of the day, then, once the work was complete, they took photos of their work with their olde worlde Medieval colour cameras. Being Medieval times, they probably didn’t think to just take the photo itself, but I suppose tapestries were the televisions…
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The Mansionic Tapestry (iv)
The Crowd Reacts The Medieval Tapestry makers soon got to work depicting the arrival of Marley’s Comet that Medieval Wednesday. In some places, the evening was very dark, with Medieval villagers rushing out of their hamlets to even darker fields in nothing but their nightwear, to get a better look at the never before seen…
The Mansionic Perspective 