Benedict Cumberbatch – Francesca's Thoughts

04/04/2018

The Beginner’s Guide to Working from Home

Try as I might, I can’t seem to stop being a freelancer. Sometimes I go to an office, but usually I don’t, especially now I’m getting into the final stages of my Open Uni course and working on dragonnovel. I’ve learnt a lot during my time of commuting down a set of stairs or across Continue reading

Francesca’s Life Advice, Internet, Lists

Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Cumberbatch wearing shorts GIF, freelancing from home, how to get used to freelancing, how to work from home, Indifferent Ignorance, organising your workstation, planners for freelancing, what does freelance work involve

27/01/2015

Colour Codes

I think I might have been insulting people for ages. I mean, I know I’ve been insulting people for ages, but it turns out I might have been accidentally insulting people who I actually wish to do the opposite of insult. That’s getting tautological so I’ll get on with it: yesterday Benedict Cumberbatch (I’d forgotten Continue reading

DISCUSS., Indifferent Ignorance, Internet, January 2015, Social Media

apologies, BBC News, Benedict Cumberbatch, Indifferent Ignorance, not being racist, people of colour, social media

22/05/2014

A Poem About Leaving School

I have graced the hallways of my school for seven entire years, roughly the equivalent of the time it takes to get to the front of a queue in the post office. Typically students bring in notebooks into which other students write farewell messages of good luck and sappy happiness. I forgot to get a Continue reading

Fuckin’ Idiots, May 2014, School, Scriptures

‘Jesus Christ Superstar’, 2007, acrostic poetry, arty stuff, Benedict Cumberbatch, GIFs of John Watson, Gordon Brown, Indifferent Ignorance, Jimmy Saville, Leonardo DiCaprio may never receive an Oscar, rhymes, School, students, writing

06/02/2014

Six Degrees of Separation: the Bloke Off TV Appearing Alongside Another Bloke Off TV!

Okay so the following was written between last Wednesday and yesterday but the Internet fluffed up so it’s going online now. Let’s pretend I’m not totally over English and moving on to Politics: Here’s the six degrees of separation post I mentioned last week. The original title was “I’m getting to a point in my Continue reading

February 2014, Lists, TV

‘King Lear’, ‘Sherlock’, Alan Scarborough, Benedict Cumberbatch, Gandalf, Ian McKellen, Indifferent Ignorance, James Bond, London theatre, Pete off ‘Gavin and Stacey’, Sam Mendes’ extensive portfolio, six degrees of separation, The National, Tom Brooke, Vinette Robinson