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Monthly Archives: August 2006
Let everyone debate the true reality
Deus by the Sugarcubes (and not Coldsweat because that video contains bacon). While we were on holiday, Andy and I got to thinking about our Desert Island Discs, which is a pointless but intriguing exercise. It is difficult to cut … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Other people's written work
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What she said
It’s been over ten years since I got into this Internet thing and the May Mums are one of the big reasons why.
Posted in Female thinking
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Andy
Michty me! I have been Internet deprived for a week and now I have gone Flickr Toys (Mosaic Maker to be be precise) crazy.
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It must be bunnies!
Apparently they don’t like the word rabbit on Portland so they used a different poster to advertize Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
Posted in Films
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Portland Bill Lighthouse
We saw plenty of this lighthouse while holidaying on the Isle of Portland. We did the west and the east coast walks culminating in cake or scones or pie in the Lobster Pot cafe.
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St George’s Church, Isle of Portland
This is a deconsecrated church on the edge of Easton overlooking a quarry and the sea.
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Chesil Beach
Chesil Beach is a natural marvel. The first time we heard the sound of tumbling pebbles as the waves sucked them back awed all three of us.
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StumbleUpon
I stumbledupon StumbleUpon because the BBC News website was reviewing Time’s fifty something or another websites and a reader’s comment said you have to try SU: it is wonderful (and an awesome timewaster!).
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Don’t warn the tadpoles!
What’s My Line I and II (I Marti Noxon and Howard Gordon, II Marti Noxon) Kendra is a marvellous contrast to Buffy (as much as Faith to come) for despite her heavy make up and revealing clothes, she’s conservative, dedicated, … Continue reading