On this page is a list of my regular Favourites posts about my life since moving to London in 2017, where I talk about theatre, museums, events, socialising, walks, travel, public speaking, interviews, accessibility, technology, entertainment and more. A few selected highlights are noted below, but there is a great deal more within each Favourites post. You can also check out my pages on specific topics if you’re looking for something in particular.
- 2002-2016: Devon Journals
- 2017-2019: Settling In To London
- 2020-2021: Covid Pandemic
- 2022-2024: Back To Normal
- 2025-2026: Being A Carer
Settling In To London



2017
- January / February / March & April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / Christmas
- This was my first full year living in London. Highlights include social events, new friends including Fashioneyesta, my first public talk at the Nystagmus Network Open Day, Aniridia Day, the RNIB’s How I See Campaign, Sight Village, audience experiences at Mock The Week & The Last Leg, audio described theatre shows & museum tours, cultural festivals, walks around the city (including Barking for All The Stations), a look at planning my journeys & travelling Around in London, and a holiday in Guernsey.
2018
- January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / Christmas
- Highlights include my charity abseil down the Orbit Tower, my talk for primary school children, my visual impairment aids & assistive iPhone features, the Aniridia Network Conference, Aniridia Day, Nystagmus Network Open Day, Naidex, ultrahaptics testing at the V&A, my guest post for Yoocan, my photo challenge for Rare Disease Day, museum visits (including the Harry Potter Studio Tour), theatre shows, social events, city walks, and visits to Portsmouth & Torquay.
2019
- January / February / March / April / May / June / July & August / September / October / November / Christmas
- Highlights include my new relationship & its conclusion (including our Liverpool holiday), my TV & radio interviews for Scope’s Big Hack campaign, my Aniridia Network Conference speech, my documentary What Is Normal?, my appearance in the documentary See Differently documentary, my Disability Download podcast appearance Naidex, TFL Access All Areas, Sight Village, my PIP claim, museum visits, theatre shows (including my guest post for the Old Vic), social events, city walks (including Illuminated River), and a Christmas visit to Devon.
Covid Pandemic


2020
- January / February & March / Lockdown Weeks 1-4, 5-8, 9-12, 13-16 & 17-19 / August / September / October / November / Christmas
- Highlights in the first few months of the year include exhibitions, theatre shows and social events. During the rest of the year in lockdown, highlights include an accessibility panel discussion for CXcon, my BBC In Touch interview about audio described theatre, Audio Description Awareness Day, Accessible Advent, other thoughts about the pandemic and disability, and the various forms of entertainment that kept me entertained during the lockdowns (including the start of my Queen album reviews).
2021
- January / February / March / April / May / June & July / August / September / October / November / Christmas
- Highlights during the months of lockdown this year included more entertainment, disability discussions and the Tokyo Olympics & Paralympics. Once things finally start to return to normal, highlights then include my RNIB Radio interview about living in London, my new iPhone 13, live theatre shows (including my States Of Mind interviews & review), an audio described tour of London Zoo, a visit to Rochester, and London walks.
Back To Normal



2022
- January / February / March / April / May / June / July / August / September / October / November / Christmas
- Highlights include my short breaks in Milton Keynes, Folkestone, Oxford & Guernsey, my London helicopter ride, my redundancy & leaving work, Enabled Living’s Alt Text campaign, stand-up comedy gigs, theatre shows, concerts, London walks, the Queen’s Jubilee concerts & her death, and a look back at the a look back at the London 2012 Olympics & Paralympics.
2023
- January & February / March / April / May / June / July / 40th Birthday / / September / October / Christmas: Part 1 & Part 2
- Highlights this year include my 40th birthday celebrations (including the Freddie Mercury exhibition, Dining In The Dark, a river cruise & more), my new support worker job & press trips, theatre shows (including my Super Power Panto interview), museums, my trips to Devon, London walks (including sculpture trails for Morph & The Snowman), Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary & the start of my modern series reviews, and the King’s Coronation.
2024
- January & February / March / April / May / June / July / 41st Birthday / September / October / November / Christmas: Part 1 & Part 2
- Highlights this year include my support work anniversary & press trips, my 41st birthday celebrations, my PIP review, museums, theatre shows (including my Unseen review & interviews), stand-up comedy gigs, London walks (including a guide dogs sculpture trail), the General Election, a look back at Live Aid & Live 8, and the Paris Olympics & Paralympics.
Being A Carer

2025
- January / February / March / April / May / June / July & August / September / October & November / Christmas: Part 1 & Part 2
- In the first half of the year, highlights include our new cooker, stand-up comedy gigs, theatre shows, concerts (including one by the National Youth Orchestra), the Kew Gardens Orchid Festival, social events with Spice London, and Labour’s attempts to cut PIP. I then have to focus much more on being a carer for my mother, including when she breaks her wrist, but I still keep posting about entertainment and Christmas explorations in London.
2026
- January / February & March / April / May / June / July / August
- So far this year, notable moments in caring for my mother include my switch to a zero-hours job and my thoughts on grief, while other highlights include my 10 years of blogging & YouTubing, my appearance on In Touch discussing audio description, The Play That Goes Wrong, some walks in London, the Artemis II Moon Mission, and David Attenborough’s 100th birthday.
