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I’ve ended up with a curry that has too much water in at and no blog post to speak of. I’m a bit stuck for something to write about. On the homeward-bound train I attempted to write a poem, but came to the conclusion that I can’t write poetry. I was going to attempt the ‘guilty pleasures’ [...]

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Oh dear, day four and I’ve run out of things to say already. Last night, I was thinking that I could write a bit about my reactions to Four Weddings and a Funeral but now I’m not so sure. I cried all the way through John  Hannah’s rendition of Funeral Blues. Despite having seen the film about [...]

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The Garden
It was beautiful out there yesterday afternoon. Warm and sunny, but not too hot. The colours of the flowers were vivid, and there was an almost tropical feel about it. The sky was bright blue, with a nice white cloud, and I enjoyed the contrast between cloud, tree and sky. It was quiet. It’s [...]

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This joke is from ‘Allo ‘Allo. I don’t usually find this funny, but when Mr C quoted this line to me I laughed, so I thought I would share it with you.
 Your wife has a most interesting voice. Was it trained?
 Originally yes, but it unfortunately escaped and decided to return to the wild.
Erm.

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Soapstar Superstar

I know, it’s not classy, it’s not clever and it’s not very imaginative television,  but I’m enjoying this year’s series of Soapstar Superstar so far. For those who have no idea what I’m talking about, Soapstar Superstar involves actors from TV ’soaps’ trying their hand at singing and getting voted off each day, Pop Idol/X-Factor [...]

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New home

So, I’ve decided to move blog homes. I hope it will be ok here. Hmm, I really shouldn’t worry about these things so much! I had my pizza, in case you were interested. It had anchovies, pineapple, mushroom and onion on it. I am aware that the Singing Librarian is not fond of several of these ingredients, [...]

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