Most reality TV programmes tends to provide us with a platform to laugh and ridicule at people put on for our very own entertainment.

I caught the last two episodes of Famous, Rich and Homeless from the BBC. It was very interesting.

It showed some celebrities, although I wouldn't say they were A listers, put onto the street and experiencing the lives of the homeless. It had the involvement of John Bird the creator of the Big Issue who himself lived that life previously.

A flashpoint in the series centred around when the celebrities came back from being on the streets and John Bird raised the issue that they were trying too hard to fix the homeless people's problems in 3 days. This didn't go down well with the actor that plays Les Battersby in Corination Street or Annabel Croft.

Don't be taken in. This tastes very weak.

Not very refreshing and a disappointment.

I am looking forward to trying my Lime and Lemongrass cordial by Belvoir though.

We'd like to give a mention to a local artist based in Southbourne creating original and innovative pieces of modern art.

www.youngjooshin.co.uk

Just saw a bottle of Peter Lehman Barossa Semillon, the low alcohol version was £2 more expensive that the normal one.

Go figure.

Poo Ice Cream

Well there is a chain of restaurants called Modern Toilet in the Far East that brings together base toilet humour and food.

Not sure if it would take off here in the UK, but then again....

Modern Toilet website

A friend bought some chocolates across from Belgium.

It looked like a nice box, not too big, single layer but ram packed of the best chocolate I have ever tasted. Even some of them seem to have flakes of gold on top.

They are from a chocolatier called Pierre Marcolini.

Not sure where you can get these in the UK but definitely worth seeking out. We are off to Brussels, Belgium in a few weeks and will bring some more back.