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Park Life

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A stroll on a sunny day. And i finished at the start, apparently.

Lake or Pond?

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I just can't decide. It's too big to be a pond, but too small to be a lake. Is there something in between? A 'poke'? A 'land' would just be oxymoronic.

Well, the ducks don't care.

Coming or Going?

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4th Mar 2012, 14:20   | tags:comments (10)

Pat's Bap's

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Not only did they choose an awful name for the take away, but they threw in a grocer's apostrophe, too. No wonder the place is up for let.

N.B. It actually physically pained me to type that title.

Boiling a Frog

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Book Nine.

The fifth Brookmyre. This was the first Brookmyre BeardyMan purchased manymany years ago, hence the old cover. I had been told about one particular chapter in this book previously, but it was still hilarious. YAY for more Parlabane! No doubt i missed a lot of the more subtle political jokes, but i just don't care. Still can't get enough of these books.

ETA equation summary: (Politics + Catholicism) x the media = scandal ÷ Parlabane.

I didn't stop buying books.

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I love charity shops. I bought twelve books today. Including eight Agatha Christie. And The Hobbit, even though i already read it while at school. I had to stop myself from squealing with delight when i found William Golding's The Inheritors for 99p.

Twelve books for £9.96 = Happy Wendy.
23rd Feb 2012, 12:54   | tags:,,comments (11)

Fight Club

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Book Eight.

The first rule of Fight Club is you don't talk about Fight Club. But screw that, because Fight Club's really good. I thought the fact i'd seen the film would spoil the book, but it didn't. The opposite in fact. I spotted clever lines and refrences that made me smile and nod and appreciate how well written it is. It's a simple and easy read, but a very good, very clever one.

Name That Tree

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Anyone have any idea what this is? It's the biggest life in out garden, and we currently have no idea if we will want to keep it or not... because we don't have a scooby what it is.

Help?