Usually when I sit down to write my review of the year there’s too much to say – but this year I don’t really know where to start.

In January 2020, I set a goal to read 52 books this year. You can read my mid-term report in Curious on Medium. Back then I thought that the biggest health issue I’d have to face this year would be gallbladder surgery… little did we know.

Lockdown 2 is almost at an end (hopefully) but we’ll still be living in a socially distanced world for a little while.

I’m sure you know the answer: because one egg is un oeuf.

Ahoy, me hearties! International Talk Like a Pirate Day be fast approachin’ so swab the decks and climb the rigging, it’s time to brush up on your pirate lingo…

I must have been about seven years old when I got the “Anything Left Handed” catalogue. Inside, the pages were full of a mad range of products – scissors to stationery, tin openers to tape measures. And as the sole (known)* left-hander in the family, it felt like these were treasures only available to me.

May is National Share a Story Month. This event asks us to focus on sharing stories that have meant something to us.

Every year at Accuracy Matters we proofread more than 75 annual reports for a range of companies. These usually clock in at more than 100 pages each and, as well as talking about a company’s achievements during the year, they also contain a fair amount of statutory and technical material. Not to mention they are almost always written by more