Life Through A Lens
Back in the day, if you didn’t want your picture taken it was a piece of cake. Cameras used to be these bulky, expensive gadgets you only saw at parties, special occasions or on holidays. Dodging a photo was so easy; just a quick side-step was the only thing required to get out of shot. This sneaky photo diversion was only ever discovered if anyone bothered to get the film developed (remember that stuff?), by which time it was far too late to rectify the problem. Over time, I’d even perfected my “Oh, I’m just out of the frame/blurred because I’m moving/turned the wrong way, I'm gutted” just in case I got busted. Besides, so what if someone did manage to get a sho

Crabcake
Now is a difficult time to be a crustacean. I’m told that I’m in for some big changes in the near future and that in the meantime I will struggle to get my opinions heard without ‘using anger as a platform’. How true. Right now there is a boundary being crossed and I don’t like it one little bit , so I’m taking the anger I’m feeling as a sign that something needs to be done and as promised (Neil, I’m looking at you here) calming the hell down before I give my response.As my fellow blogger, LoisLane, so eloquently pointed out, “It is never good form to tell people wh