Readers who have stayed with Danvers through thick and thin (and there has been much thin due to Danvers' lack of blogging with any constancy and commitment) may notice the appearance of what is commonly known as widgets to her blog (urghh such a vile term, it sounds like a rather wet sneeze) and therefore Danvers is here to calm and comfort her Dear Readers as to the veracity and kosherness of said widgets.
Driven by the boredom of writing of nothing but her knitted and crocheted endeavours, Danvers has decided to write of other things. Things. Things that inspire and are oft discussed around the dinner table with friends and family and in truth, Danvers struggling to find common ground with those present at said culinary occasions, thus leading her to digress into her other secret obsessions. Music. Films. Books.
Never made by her maker to be a 100m dasher, arctic explorer or general health fanatic, Danvers has always found succour in the arts, far preferring to slurp a cup-a-soup whilst watching a black and white movie so old that God may have been the scriptwriter or wandering through an art exhibition wondering why some of the greatest works known to man look so shite and muddy close up, Danvers wishes to beg her stalwart readers to indulge her love and knowledge of aforementioned arts and therefore suffer her widgets.
Never, Nay, Never shall you be led to nasty dimlit websites offering neferious 'click on this link' buttons where your treasured details may be entered and used to buy a despots girlfriend a boob job. All widgets are monitored by Danvers and as such are under threat of death if they should harm any of her visitors.
Danvers hopes that you will enjoy her reviews and delvings into her favourite films, books and music and will not run screaming from her blog thinking that she has sold out..........for she has not. Danvers is as always, honest and true, and just a little slightly mad.
All Danvers' widgets reflect a true love of a particular film (this is also known as a movie to those born out of the confines of The United Kingdom or who are rudely young and know no better), book or musical whatnot that has influenced Danvers throughout the years and continue to do so. CGI is a wonderful invention but Danvers prefers no such fripperies, so be prepared for what may at first sight to be a somewhat lacklustre explosion or 'made in a lunchtime' alien appearance in any film selected. As with life, cinema is made great by the human performances not the snotty-nosed geeky 'let's try this and spend another 20 mill' ethos. Most of Danvers' fave films are old. Older even than Danvers. How wonderful to know that great films were being produced before one was born, exporting and enthralling ones parents to a world they had never dreamed of , or maybe they did, and still influencing film makers today.
All Danvers' widgets reflect a true love of a particular film (this is also known as a movie to those born out of the confines of The United Kingdom or who are rudely young and know no better), book or musical whatnot that has influenced Danvers throughout the years and continue to do so. CGI is a wonderful invention but Danvers prefers no such fripperies, so be prepared for what may at first sight to be a somewhat lacklustre explosion or 'made in a lunchtime' alien appearance in any film selected. As with life, cinema is made great by the human performances not the snotty-nosed geeky 'let's try this and spend another 20 mill' ethos. Most of Danvers' fave films are old. Older even than Danvers. How wonderful to know that great films were being produced before one was born, exporting and enthralling ones parents to a world they had never dreamed of , or maybe they did, and still influencing film makers today.
P.S. No pics this time as i have none. Due to my rechargable batteries having died after a long long period of service i ask for a minute of silence for said batteries, they did Danvers proud.







