This bank holiday weekend is the Isle of Man Art Festival (the event formally known as WOSAT) and to explain what it’s all about, I have stolen the description from their Facebook page and here it is: – “THIS WEEKEND! An annual three-day celebration of visual art, encompassing open access to artist studios, exhibitions, workshops and demonstrations right across the Island! Formerly known as the Western Open Studio Art Trail (WOSAT), the re-brand has allowed greater scope

So the last two weeks have been that special type of ‘interesting’ which translates to lots of ups and downs. I didn’t write a post last week because one of my rabbits was very poorly and old and, sadly, had to be put to sleep last Saturday and I was in pieces as anyone with animals I’m sure can understand so I was in no state to sit down and write because, as I have mentioned, it takes a lot of brain power for me to get words down. Then this week my other bunny had to have n

I just want start by saying a that I was amazed about how many people commented and messaged me about my last post ‘Dyslexia & Me’. It is great to hear from all of you and I will be writing (dictating to my mum) about Dyslexia and my life again in the not too distant future so keep your eye peeled! Anyway onwards to blog number 3… I won’t lie to you this week has been a nightmare…. All was going well – I was super organised. I had made about 250 pieces of jewellery all ready

So here we go, finally after about a year and a half of me threatening to start a blog I have written my first post… Writing doesn’t come naturally to me as I am awesomely Dyslexic, but I have some wonderful people who will be doing a bit of proofing for me! (They don’t actually know it yet…aren’t they lucky!!!) To start off let me tell you a bit about myself to get us going and how I ended up running my small creative business. My name is Miranda Caley and I am a 28 year old