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10-05-13
Fitness enthusiast Sam’s pick of London’s best indoor and outdoor public swimming pools

19-04-13
Here are some more time-lapse beauties that we’ve unearthed. Enjoy… 5. Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 6 years At nearly 6 minutes this one requires patience but watching poor old Noah get well… fat and old [...]

16-04-13
Apologies for the darkness of this latest ‘Where Were You When…’ blog post. It seemed like a terrific idea at the time. Anyway, here’s a snapshot of what we were doing when Diana and Michael Jackson died. Not at the [...]

08-04-13
Nine months ago London held the best ever Olympics (OK, we’re biased), kicking off with Danny Boyle’s awesome opening ceremony. With this month on the Cakebook being time-themed, we’ve asked some of the team at Sunday what they were doing [...]

04-04-13
Time feel like it’s slipping you by? Maybe you’re just not seizing the moment in quite a direct enough way. One way to focus your mind on the present is by breaking each minute into focused 60-second bursts of activity. [...]

28-03-13
To round off books month on Cakebook, we thought we’d write our own story. Remember that game Consequences where you write a line (he wore, she wore, he said, she said) and then pass it on to the next person [...]

25-03-13
We’re a cultured lot really. Herewith the third instalment of our memorable books list. Adrian: Consider Phlebas by Iain M Banks, probably because it’s written in a way that it’s easy to visualise the sci-fi universe it’s set in. Toby [...]

21-03-13
More of our favourite children’s books. And more of those cute/slightly disturbing pics… Amy Trouble for Trumpets by Peter Dallas-Smith, illustrated by Peter Cross. Ross My favourite book as a child was a 700-page tome: The Football League Directory 1987. A compendium [...]

18-03-13
Team Sunday (Vicki, Lindsay, Mathilda, Jessie, Flo and Sam) at The Marsden March

13-03-13
From Gollum to McEwan, the second instalment of our most memorable reads. Matt: A Clockwork Orange. I probably read it at too innocent an age, but I was blown away by the visceral prose (and brilliant David Pelham cover). Stuart: [...]

08-03-13
Enid Blyton, we salute you. An insight into our favourite books as children (and a rare glimpse of what some of us looked like back then). Jessie I can’t remember the title, but I remember the plot very well indeed: [...]