Born and brought up in London, CB has been blogging in various places for more than a decade now – and can’t seem to stop. She started Another Kind Of Mind in 2009, and soon found a loyal and friendly readership from all over the world.
She writes here on numerous subjects, including music, film, photography, art, politics, history, football (especially her beloved Tottenham Hotspur), comedy, philosophy and the natural world. Among the most popular items on Another Kind Of Mind are her annual Christmas posts, which are usually still being searched for in the middle of July!
Away from her writing here, she is an historian by training, as well as an unrepentant music geek, an omniverous bookworm, an avid photographer of trees and street art, the deputy gaffer of an online football prediction league, an occasionally scary feminist, and a semi-retired activist.
She drinks too much coffee and smokes too many roll-ups. Like Terry Pratchett‘s much-loved Death character, she is also very fond of cats. She especially likes beer and interesting people – preferably at the same time, if at all possible.
Chronic ill-health (and some heavy-duty medication) mean she does not always blog as much as she would like, however she does very occasionally write for other people and is also the editor of the football history site And Still Ricky Villa.
“I was alone, I took a ride, I didn’t know what I would find there/Another road, where maybe I could see another kind of mind there” – The Beatles, ‘Got To Get You Into My Life’
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Sounds like me :)
Glad to hear there are others like me out there! :)
Hello, I came to you from http://mike10613.wordpress.com/2012/05/27/bluebells-and-buttercups/
and enjoyed your bluebell post. I think we mostly have hybrids too but I so love the colour, I almost forgive them.
I like what I read here too!
Regards from Cornwall
:)
Thank you for your kind words! I agree that hybrid bluebells are a particularly pretty colour – shame they’re so invasive, really… :)
I know! I do have only English bluebells in the garden but elsewhere, well I do love to see a carpet of blue …..
:)
I agree – it’s just so lovely to see some colour again after a long winter. Spring flowers always cheer me up!
Me too :)
Hello!
I stumbled upon this blog, and now I feel the need to thank some divine entity. Still figuring out wich one. Any suggestions?
I really like your style, posts, and tastes, so I’ll be following this blog.
Good luck!
Thanks! Glad you’re enjoying what you’ve read :)
Thanks. Delighted to have found your blog which has such energy. Lots to explore. Regards from Thom at the immortal jukebox.
Thank you Thom!
Great blog, will subscribe on Twitter for updates