Do dogs think it’s rude that we don’t lick them back? t.co/xGCwwiBz2…
My word of the day today is ‘manky’.
This was a re-read.
@Victoriamary talks in depth to Shane, revealing the complexities that you’d expect of such a great songwriter.
Somewhere between Jeeves and Wooster and the earlier, slightly rougher, episodes of Minder
It’s that good
RT @petercmoore: Cardi B is what I wear when my favourite cardigan is in the wash.
Beware knobbly monsters! www.spectator.co.uk/article/t…
RT @tanyamotie: Women with disabilities ‘groped and not taken seriously’ www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-w…
My word of the day today is ‘wistful’.
Just heard @wardthomasmusic on the radio.
Great song, but it made me quite wistful…the Christmas thing at the @UnionChapelUK was one of the last gigs we went to before the world went a bit sideways.
m.youtube.com/watch via @YouTube
Best team in Europe
Apart from West Brom, obviously
#PORCHE
I want one
A vim ‘effects pedal’
Boris Johnson, 2013:
“Labour put in a load of wind farms that failed to pull the skin off a rice pudding. We now have the opportunity to get shale gas - let’s look at it.”
Unpopular opinion: When someone starts a tweet with ‘unpopular opinion’, it sometimes isn’t
Beth doing a bit of her song on the piano
My word of the day today is ‘rascal’.
My word of the day today is ‘hirsute’.
I’ve only read three or four Lord Peter Wimsey. This isn’t my favourite, I think perhaps because it’s not set in London…. but I probably will read them all eventually
I preferred the later Dalglish books to this one, really
I did enjoy this book, a bit uneasily. The gist is that Hitler wakes up in modern day Germany
I’m not sure whether it said quite enough about the subject matter to justify taking it on.
