Leigh’s Links
Other places to find me on t’internet
http://learn.open.ac.uk/mod/oublog/view.php?user=462870
My Open University course blog
www.facebook.com
You have to be my ‘friend’ to view my profile.
I have also set up a Facebook group – The Official Swindon (That’s South Staffs NOT Wiltshire) Network – aimed at putting Swindon village on the map.
Facebook members can view it here: http://www.new.facebook.com/group.php?gid=23784774471&ref=nf
www.youtube.com/user/mrslmathers
My YouTube page
http://www.confetti.co.uk/article/view/9253-7949-0-Leigh_and_Nathan_s_real_life_wedding_UK_national.do
Our ‘wedding story’ – plus a selection of piccies on the Confetti site
http://www.flickr.com/photos/17992794@N00
A few piccies.
http://www.slide.com/r/gGrSeWPGzD8Kp9xzhxGOULYtpN61w6N2?previous_view=lt_embedded_url
A slide show of some more favourite piccies on www.slideshow.com
www.myspace.com/leighrowley
My MySpace page, which I don’t visit very often these days (I prefer Facebook)
www.leighmathers.co.uk
My old website – no longer updated
People I know
www.queenonfire.co.uk
My husband’s band – the fabulous Queen on Fire!!
www.MichaelTaylorAuthor.com
Read all about Michael Taylor, published author of many Black Country love stories and v. good friend of mine.
www.bobbibby.co.uk
Entertaining and inspirational travel writer and novelist who also happens to hail from my neck of the woods.
Writing sites
www.greatwriting.co.uk
My favourite writing site – which happens to feature lots of my stuff!
www.tindalstreet.co.uk
I would love to be published by these people some day.
www.birminghamwords.co.uk
Informative and welcoming site with focus on works from a Brummie perspective.
www.sugarvine.com
If you’ve had a fab meal and want to tell the world about it, you can contribute a restaurant review here. I did – see if you can find my review of Shiraz in Birmingham.
Mega addictive retro telly sites
http://tvcream.co.uk
Be warned: if you enter this site, an homage to fondly remembered and long forgotten vintage TV shows, you are unlikely to log off for a week.
http://www.tellyads.com/vintage_index.php
A huge selection of old ads to watch, uninterrupted by the boring bits: the programmes.
http://www.tv-ark.org.uk/
A vast and fascinating selection of adverts and clips, mainly from the 70s and 80s.
http://www.youtube.com
The king of retro clip websites.
