Dad's Daily Writing: the Best Bits

I write a daily blog. Every day. It's at www.threeflats.wordpress.com if you don't believe me.Every week, I choose the best two daily entries and record them as a podcast. I've been doing that since January 2026 and so far 240 people have listened to them at the time of writing. Go me.This week, I talk about a visit by my son and his partner (Son, Sand and Snark) and the difficulties one faces when choosing a seat at the cinema (Game, Seat and Match).The theme music, if you can call it that, was written and performed by me. Go me. Again.

I write a daily blog and have done so since January 2018.Since January 2026, I've been choosing two a week and recording them as a podcast.Bean and Gone explains what a BCT is and why they are back in the garage.Stall in the Family explains why I laughed at my son stalling his car so much and why that isn't as cruel as it sounds.The full blog is at www.threeflats.wordpress.comI wrote the music too. And played it...

Every week, I take the best two posts from my daily blog at threeflats.wordpress.com and record them as a podcast."A Cover Story" explains why a temporarily forgotten list of songs played a key part in a meeting I had this week."Twice in One Night?!" is about the extraordinary evening where I went out twice - unheard of for a person who rarely goes out at all.As well as all the words, I wrote and performed all the music too.If you enjoyed this, there are 33 other episodes some of which has considerably fewer mistakes in the recording...

Tickets Please explains the perils of booking theatre tickets at work.Music-AI Musings talks about what happened when AI met one of my songs. Both are taken from my daily blog at www.threeflats.wordpress.comThat's a daily blog and this a weekly podcast. Don't get the two confused please.One of my songs is also the theme tune and that's me playing it - not AI...

The best two posts from my daily blog at www.threeflats.wordpress.com"Bank Holiday Backing" describes the many disasters I encountered whilst trying to produce an orchestral sounding backing track."Much Music Based Mayhem" describes three further musical disasters involving a record case, a record, and a regimental goat...As well as all the words, I wrote all the music too.This is a weekly podcast so if you enjoyed this, please look at the previous 31 episodes. Shouldn't take long - just over five hours...