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Deep spots, bloating and squishy orange #2s
Only read this post if you have, or someone you know has any of the following symptoms: Deep spots on your buttocks and thighs Bloated, gurgling stomach with lots of wind, top and bottom Soft, slimy orange stools These symptoms crept up … Continue reading
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50th year in orbit around the Sun
I’m just over halfway around my 50th journey around the Sun, albeit with the help of a large rock called ‘Earth’. It’s time I got back to recording some thoughts or they will be lost, “like tears in the rain.” … Continue reading
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‘The Making of Harry Potter’
If you or anyone in your family has been bitten by the Harry Potter bug, I urge you to stop by ‘The Making of Harry Potter’ Warner Brothers studios in Leavesden, UK. Even if you don’t go weak at the … Continue reading
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Free Pussy Riot!
Dear Mr Putin, Free Pussy Riot. Dimorphism Something odd going on… Access is denied to http://freepussyriot.org/ Facebook dumped me out of the Pussy Riot site.
Bilbo Wiggins
Is it just me or is Bradley Wiggins a Hobbit? Stretched a little on a rack, but surely a Hobbit.
A dying sport? I beg to differ!
It’s s source of fun for D, needling me that I’m doing an old man’s sport. “Windsurfing is dying out!” she proclaims. “All the young dudes are kitesurfing.” Well, that’s as may be but windsurfing is a long way from … Continue reading
Home Alone : How many films?
I didn’t know this until just now but there are four Home Alone films and a fifth one (Home Alone 5: Alone in the Dark (2012)) in the making! Well blow me down. I just checked because I had an … Continue reading
A genius passes away – farewell Ray Bradbury
Farewell to Ray Bradbury who painted pictures in my head and gave wings to my imagination. You were an inspiration to me Ray.
Flying fish show the way
On the last day of the holiday in Fuerteventura I was first out on the sea. As I sliced through the dark, deep water on the outside, a school of flying fish broke the surface around me and glided ahead, … Continue reading
St. Pauls’ Cathedral, with a toothbrush.
D told me that the author George R. R. Martin said in a recent interview that writing a novel was like “cleaning St. Paul’s cathedral with a toothbrush!” I think I know how he feels. It’s 7:30 on a Saturday … Continue reading
