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- racingdemon
- DOES canals & narrowboats, Reggie Perrin, writing, campervans, philosophy, Douglas Adams, family history, beer, journaling, Myers Briggs, red wine, ISTJ, ministry, Eeyore, lying down, seaside, clouds, pub lunches DOESN'T DO swimming, clowns, magic, CS Lewis or Tolkein, Wednesdays, conferences, gin and tonic,long drives, dinner parties, gardening, crowds
Blog Archive
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February
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- Oh Lord! 2
- Publication of the Month 5
- Unsettling Picture of the Week
- Ear ear 3
- Ear ear 2
- Ear ear
- There there
- A Canticle for Leibovitz
- Do you copy?
- It could only happen here! 3
- Right of Reply
- Happy Valentine!
- Here I am back!
- The Three Rs
- Oh Lord!
- Publication of the Month 4
- Publication of the Month 3
- Dust thou art
- Bath & Bach time
- We'll See
- Charlie Wilson's War
- Voices in Conversation
- Publication of the Month 2
- Judgement and Hope
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Labels
Blog Roll - stuff I look at
BOOK SHELF - books I keep going back to
- The Spiral Staircase by Karen Armstrong
- Untold Stories by Alan Bennett
- Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams
- The Art of Fiction by David Lodge
- Writing Home by Alan Bennett
- Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke
- The House at Pooh Corner by AA Milne
- The Art of Travel by Alain de Botton
- From the Holy Mountain by William Dalrymple
- Looking in the Distance by Richard Holloway
- Narrow Dog to Carcassone by Terry Darlington
- On Trying to Keep Still by Jenny Diski
- Revelations (The Pocket Canons)
- The Form of Things by AC Grayling
1 comment:
An old Vicar went to his doctor complaining he had a strange blockage in his ear.
"Can you hear me"?, the doctor asked.
"WHAT?", shouted the Vicar.
"You seem to have a suppository in your ear", shouted the doctor.
"A WHAT?" shouted the aged cleric.
"A SUPPOSITORY!!" bellowed the doctor.
"Thank God for that", said the Vicar, "now I know where I shoved my hearing aid!.
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