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Saturday, 28 March 2026
Thursday, 26 March 2026
FREE BOOKS ON MY BLOG
Hello and welcome back to my blog. In this entry, you will find links to all the "lost" ebooks I've done over the years. Click the NAMES and go straight to the pages the books are on.
*DISCLAIMER*
SORRY THESE BOOKS WON'T BE IN THEIR ORIGINAL HIGH DEFINITION QUALITY AS THE BOOKS HAVE BEEN POSTED TO BLOG POSTS AS SCREENSHOTS.
So if you click these titles you will open a new tab to that book.
Four Seasons In Five Minutes - Original song by SJones
[Verse 1]
Put my shorts on
Sky looked kinda nice
Mam said take your coat
I should’ve took her advice
One step out the door
Ah
Lovely bit of blue
By the time I reach the corner shop
I’m soaked straight through
[Chorus]
Weather in Wales is on the wine again
Raining on my head
Then sun
Then hailstones
Then
Snow on my driveway
Sun on my face
Thermals in July
This land’s a state
Yeah
Weather in Wales
It’s lost the plot today
Four seasons in five minutes
Then it does it all again
[Verse 2]
Suncream on my nose
Then the sky just screams
Pebbles from the clouds
Bouncing off my jeans
Blink and it’s December
White on every car
Next blink
Neighbour’s in a deckchair
Grilling like a star (what’s going on?)
[Chorus]
Weather in Wales is on the wine again
Raining on my head
Then sun
Then hailstones
Then
Snow on my driveway
Sun on my face
Thermals in July
This land’s a state
Yeah
Weather in Wales
It’s lost the plot today
Four seasons in five minutes
Then it does it all again
[Bridge]
One day warm
Next day Baltic cold
I dress in layers
Like I’m 90 years old
Flip-flops
Scarf
Gloves and shades as well
Pack for a weekend
To walk to Tesco’s shelf (hey!)
[Chorus]
Weather in Wales is on the wine again
Raining on my head
Then sun
Then hailstones
Then
Snow on my driveway
Sun on my face
Thermals in July
This land’s a state
Yeah
Weather in Wales
It’s properly on the pull
Four seasons in five minutes
And they all turn up in full
Monday, 23 March 2026
Project Hail Mary FILM REVIEW
A Wail Of A Time! 🪨👎
Project Hail Mary is based on the novel by Andy Weir and directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller and it delivers a compelling mix of science, suspense, comedy, and surprisingly heartfelt moments. It’s a story that manages to feel both epic in scale and deeply personal at the same time. Going into this film, there was a lot of hype, especially because of the massive success of Weir’s previous adaptation, The Martian. Add Ryan Gosling as the lead, and expectations were understandably high, particularly with it being based on another well-loved Weir novel.
The movie follows Ryland Grace, a man who wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is or how he got there. As his memories gradually return, he discovers he’s on a last-chance mission to save Earth from certain annihilation. From that point on, the film becomes a tense survival story filled with problem-solving, discovery, humour, heartfelt moments, and unexpected twists.
I went into Project Hail Mary not really knowing what to expect (I haven’t read the book) but it honestly surprised me in a good way. One thing I really enjoyed was how the film made the science interesting instead of boring. Normally that kind of thing can drag, but here it actually made me more invested because you’re basically solving the problems alongside him.
Much like The Martian, it focuses on realistic scientific challenges but presents them in a way that feels engaging rather than overwhelming. Each breakthrough feels rewarding. Also, for an end-of-the-world type film, it doesn’t lean too heavily into dread or existential crisis like others in the genre, which was refreshing.
The lead character is another highlight. Ryland Grace isn’t your typical action hero, he’s relatable, often unsure, and occasionally overwhelmed. That makes his journey feel more grounded and believable, which adds to the emotional impact.
Visually, the film captures the isolation of space really well while still keeping things engaging. There’s also a strong emotional core that develops as the story progresses, adding depth beyond just survival and science.
It’s also great to see practical effects and puppetry being used. Rocky (our beloved rock friend) is easily one of the heart and soul elements of the film. Honestly, we love you Rocky, you are amaze, amaze, amaze. His audio design was incredible, and the soundtrack was beautiful too.
Overall, Project Hail Mary is an intelligent and engaging sci-fi film that offers more than just spectacle. It’s a story about survival, problem-solving, and connection in the most unexpected circumstances. It’s also a genuinely fun watch and a great big-screen experience, it's a film that you need to see on the big screen. A must-watch for fans of smart, character-driven sci-fi, especially if you enjoyed The Martian, Ryan Gosling, or Andy Weir’s work
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Saturday, 14 March 2026
Why Do We Love Video Games? FREE EBOOK
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| THE LINK NO LONGER WORKS BUT THE BOOK WILL BE RE_PUBLISHED HERE ON MY BLOG AND I WILL BE BRINGING AN UPDATED VERSION OUT IN 2026 |
Why Do We Love Video Games?
A History Of Love
Written By Scott Jones
Is a free ebook available to read and download from today, in which Scott Jones delves deep inside his thoughts and inside a culture so epic and diverse and discusses in depth all about Video Games. From their rich history to their technological advances to the good side and bad side of gaming to find out why do we love video games. Scott is joined by his friends who take on this topic in this free downloadable ebook from Scott and his friends. This was originally published in 2017. Re uploaded to the blog 2026.
2025 UPDATE - THIS BOOK IS BEING REWORKED BUT FOR NOW PLEASE CONTINUE TO READ THIS FIRST VERSION.
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