The Camberwick Green Procrastination Society

The Camberwick Green Procrastination SocietyReaders of Tim Worthingtons blog will know that whenever hes supposed to be working on something, he starts writing about Camberwick Green instead. And The Monkees, and Hardwicke House, and, well, pretty much anything other than the task at hand. Theres the story of what Jimi Hendrix was really watching when he wrote The Wind Cries Mary, a fresh look at the disastrous ITV sitcom Days Like These, and lots more besides. The overwhelming majority of it

Readers of Tim WorthingtonÕs blog will know that whenever heÕs supposed to be working on something, he starts writing about Camberwick Green instead. And The Monkees, and Hardwicke House, and, well, pretty much anything other than the task at hand.

ThereÕs the story of what Jimi Hendrix was really watching when he wrote The Wind Cries Mary, a fresh look at the disastrous ITV sitcom Days Like These, and lots more besides. The overwhelming majority of it involving Camberwick Green in some capacity.

"Every single one of these articles is a productive unproductive waste of time or somethingÉ ermÉ canÕt I go back to talking about RubikÕs Magic again?", says writer Tim Worthington.

Tim of course is well qualified to say this, having written material for a host of television and radio programmes on a vast variety of subjects Ð documentary andÉ documentary.

Let Tim Worthington be a timewasting guide to you. Welcome to The Camberwick Green Procrastination Society!