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welcome, followers.
Blogs I love. I can only keep up with this list by reading the most recent.
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NYA, NYA NYA NYA NYA, CRO! - I was walking toward Waitrose when I heard some tourists say, "Look at the size of them!" I looked over a fence and saw these Horse Mushrooms on some rou...
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"Taking back control" by handing control of HS2 to one of three foreign governments - Of all of the Brexit rhetoric the *"taking back control"* propaganda trope was surely the most powerfully persuasive, but a look at what the Tory governm...
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ST EMILION, THE STREETS AND BUILDINGS. - [image: St Emilion the buildings3] St Emilion is of course an old mediaeval town and as such is full of fascinating old buildings, some of which have obv...8 hours ago
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Artillery Row, London - *Call the nymphs and the fauns from the woods* Terracotta panels stretch across English buildings of the late-19th century like a riotous procession of o...
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ROMEO AND JULIET – REVIEW OF SHAKESPEARE’S GLOBE PRODUCTION - James Karas This is a production of *Romeo and Juliet* the likes of which you probably never saw before and with any luck you will never see again. Directo...
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A stately home, sex, class & power: the Profumo Affair - The Cliveden House land in the Chiltern Hills Bucks was owned by Geoffrey de Clyveden in 1237. By 1300 it had passed to his son William who owned mills al...
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FRIDAY FUNNIES - Oh, yes, Gentle Readers, it's here once again. And this one is better than ever. SWMBO continues to make progress every day at the Rehabiliation Hospital...
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Kitchen, phase 3 - So where were we, where were we? Ah yes, in the kitchen... 3 coats of stuff so the nifty parquet doesn't get damaged immediately. Put in the fabulous and e...
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Hot And Cold And All Over The Place - Scanned Found Print - "Dumere Bay, August 1926" : Three Unknown People - Three Unknown Hats It's hot. Summer has been going on for three days now and alr...
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INTERRUPTIONS - In the middle of a YouTube interview with Zadie Smith, and therefore the middle of my own imaginary conversation where it's really me interviewing Zadie Sm...
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Good Summer YA Fiction for Teens - Bailey Island, Maine at sunset Although my sabbatical was fun, it's a delight to be home for summer in Maine! In Japan and England I was gathering materia...
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Eating mussels in Leiden Holland. - On my last night in Leiden (a Friday) Emma and I went to Oliviers so that we could enjoy some mussels. Emma's partner Ronald joined us later on. The branch...
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Alumnae Theatre in Doors Open Toronto 2017 - In 2017, Canada celebrates its 150th birthday, and Alumnae Theatre Company turns 100 years young next February! Come take a peek inside 70 Berkeley Street ...4 weeks ago
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Deaf Con 5 - The following is an excerpt from John Updike’s gem-studded collection of completely imagined, highly imaginative interviews with characters we’ve all me...
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183) Nancy Sinatra & Frank Sinatra – “Somethin’ Stupid” - When Sinatra founded Reprise Records in 1960, one of the benefits of being Chairman of the Board was artistic freedom. Between his more standard offerings,...1 month ago
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tax due haiku - *D*epreciated Wallet longing second wind No Spring fun refund *I*lluminating haikus await your gaze at *recuerda mi corazon,* exclusive home of *Haik...2 months ago
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Some slightly random snippets of Norwich history - *Norwich's Thatches* In Tudor times a ban on thatched roofing was brought in because of the extra fire risk a thatch brings. The legacy of this is that th...
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ELLE - The reality of true sado-masochism is not a bit of BDSM fun and games in the bedroom, it is the horrific brutality of violence and rape and the complex psy...3 months ago
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Tips For Damaged Skin Care - Sunlight direct exposure topics your skin to sunlight damages, yet on the exact same note, staying clear of the outdoors entirely is both almost difficul...
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PR in 2017: buy a bunker - In PR we talk about reaching out and cutting through. We craft messaging that will engage that poised and docile mob we call ‘the public’. In 2016 –a year ...5 months ago
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At the end of a decade... - In about a month I will celebrate my 75th birthday. For the last ten years I have shared regularly, entertained some difficult themes, grappled with diffi...
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The Joys of Aging - Getting old is a royal pain in the nether regions. The systems start acting up more and more. Bits and pieces of the machinery that were just getting by be...7 months ago
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Save Your Outrage - Just home after an evening of driving. I usually work a little bit later, but I decided to cut things short. As I write this, police are clashing with rio...
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Finding Words - Something that I have started doing in the last year is writing poetry. I was struggling with a novel (my usual state) and decided to take a step back, to ...9 months ago
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If you feel like it, do it…?!? - [image: day-27-move]We’re pretty sure it’s Day 27 of the move. Isn’t it?! Thursday was off to rough start because of traffic so it didn’t turn out to be as...11 months ago
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..hello... - ..hello...my name is lori...and how i loved blogland and this space, so many lovely friends...still hoping to come back...still have the same issues wit...
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My Happy Diversion - All over the world today, there is trouble. Every news headline, every post on Facebook, every Tweet serves to remind us what a dangerous place our planet...
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AAAHIPTY: finally - I learned this word 5 years ago, when my wife and I vacationed in Cancun and got to eat it. Finally got to play it.
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The day after Labour day.... - BC Ferries At the end of June it always feels as though the summer will be long and endless, so when September arrives, I always wonder where it has gone. ...
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New Blog - I will now be posting on a new blog, *Tess Abroad. *Check out my thoughts on living on a new side of the Atlantic. Here's the link1 year ago
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A Philosophy of Waiting - Catch the moon in a jar. Be befuzzled. The jay carries in its feather sky, a cloud, and deepest space. It is a tiger. Children cartwheel in the street. Ol...1 year ago
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Make A Green Choice - Life is precious, yet so very fragile. We see it on the news, we read it in the papers, we feel it every time we think about our loved ones, we even not...
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This Blog is Now Inactive - Please visit my new blog at *SK Waller Blog* (Be sure to update your blog list!)
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Weird - Most students of English are familiar with the "i before e, except after c" mnemonic rule of thumb. If one is unsure whether a word is spelled with t...2 years ago
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Postscript One - Except for the weather, and its aftermath, life seems to have slowed down to a crawl for us, my husband and me, until last Thanksgiving. Thanks to the Int...
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that blazing ball of fire in the sky - *click photo for full-size image* *photo by Donald Kinney* *click photo for full-size image* *photo by Donald Kinney* *NEWEST EDITION - **Donald Kinn...2 years ago
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Madiba sunshine. Amandla ! - Mandela est là « Je suis fondamentalement optimiste. Je ne saurais dire si c’est dans ma nature ou si je l’ai cultivé. Une partie de ce qui fait un optimis...
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Are you tired of being lied to? - I have been silent for some time now. I was very busy sorting out all the contradictory and devious informations being fed to me by mass medias all more o...3 years ago
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¿Inspiración? - Lo primero que me ha venido a la mente al ver esta fotografía de Grace Kelly de los 50’s ha sido la similitud con uno de los diseños de Raf Simons para la ...
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grandson sander - [image: Image Hosted by PicturePush - Photo Sharing] [image: Image Hosted by PicturePush - Photo Sharing] monochrome acrylic 2O x 2O cm. on canvas.4 years ago
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Neurotic mothers - I doubt I am alone in being a neurotic mother, but I felt I had to confess, because my babies are now grown-ups, so it's not like I can do something simple...4 years ago
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In Loving Memory - It is with deep sadness that we write today as a family to tell you of the passing of Moannie on Monday 8th October 2012. We would like you all to know th...4 years ago
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New Blog - I'm leaving Blogger and Google and moving to a new site. I'll keep this blog up for as an archive. But this is the last post I'm making here. You can find ...5 years ago
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Move Over, Ronnie Burkett - Mention shadow puppets and most people think of making rabbit or cock shadows with their hands during an overhead presentation in primary school. But sit...
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TheSartorialist.com RSS Feed - Hi guys, Thanks so much for the feedback. It’s been great seeing the response and really hearing about how people use the site. One thing we’ve been getti...5 years ago
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Lancashire, where women die of love. - I'm currently reading a book with this implausible title, by Charles Nevin. It's a wryly entertaining love letter to the county where, like me, Charles was...6 years ago
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Must the Winter Come So Soon? - As I type this entry, I'm looking out my bedroom window at the Storm of 2011, that has swept across most of the middle of the country. My yard is covered i...
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Shaving Kit Supplies Vintage - I'm dusting off Please Sir and slowly returning to the blogosphere with new aspirations and inspiring ideas. I apologize for the long absence, but I needed...
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Ultima Lezione. - *Ti ricordi? Eravamo turisti con poche parole?* Do you remember?We were tourists with few words? * L'abbraccio nel vicolo?* The hug in the alley? *...
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NaNoWriMo: Day 3 (Bad, bad day) - Migraines: 1 (big fat mumma of a headache!) Analgesia: (almost) anything that came to hand Daily word count: zero Total word count: 3167 :((6 years ago
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I really do mean to write but it ain't gonna happen - I know there's been nothing public here for six months, but I'm here every day and I often start posts. Most of them just get deleted and a few of them are...6 years ago
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That Is All - I've decided to suspend this blog. I'm going to make it private as it is a good journal of photos, and sources for me. Thanks to all who have joined in th...
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"All That's Left Behind..." - *The Cheshire Cat begins to fade away, it's his smile the last to go...*
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The Victorian Bushfires - Remembering - A peaceful space and supportive thoughts. It's an entire year since the devastating bushfires in Victoria, Australia - when so many families lost their li...
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Hello - I haven't been able to access blogger.com for two months now. Now it seems we have limited access here. I still can't access others' blogs. I'm doing good....7 years ago
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A Makeovah - Yes, I did spend my entire summer in Los Angeles. Yes, it was incredible. No, I didn't blog about it, and here's why: I BARELY HAD TIME TO EVEN EAT. Serio...
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5 comments:
The watermelon guy is my fave!
Well I recognise them all - I should do really :) - except for the first one
These are incredible! I'm with Willow on this one. I like the watermelon guy too.
They came to me in an email from a very favourite person who also lives in France. The first one was the butterfly apple, which I love, because I can imagine doing it, although I never could.
What - someone else in France has all the fruit cut-out pictures that I have? I wonder if they also got them from my doctor
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