Maybe you're like Dangermouse: small, but mighty... ? ??!?!?! .................
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Just sobbing at how Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G scores both the scene where DreamStat vanishes & is what Lestat plays in New Orleans on his plank-piano when Louis visits him in present day. Death by poignancy. What a way to go. @danielmwenda @Immortal_AMC #InterviewWithTheVampire
This is incredibly irritating @virginmedia! Can’t get rid of the message! I know the WiFi isn’t working! It’s NOT a hub issue! Something must have happened in the area during the storm, since it went off during the night. But why can’t I get the message off the tv?!
Just stood on an upturned, half-broken washing basket, balanced on the bed, using a broom to not fall off the tower I created in order to re-stick a bit of wallpaper back that had fallen off the ceiling. It's a WONDER I am alive...
Man on the news: “The church itself has been in a period of mourning…”
Me: hysterically giggling as I imagine the stained glass windows themselves shedding rainbow tears.
Oooh, now I want to read a story about an actually mourning church!
Some commenters on The News are one breath away from uttering "Well if people struggle so deeply with their mental health, maybe that's just natural selection" and I can't live in a world so cruel as humanity is. A pox on us all.
I’m so happy James won #PotteryThrowdown, even though I love all of the potters. His work is true art.
I don’t want to add emotion into it to give anything away, but if you haven’t watched it, watch the current #TheTraitorsUS series.
Watch one simple drama & can’t sleep till 3am (which would be ok if my alarm wasn’t 05:42). Alas. Why must I do some weird snuffling out of my mind with a blanket for 3 hours before bed in order to sleep?! 😂
Cried a lot at beautiful #MissAusten (even though I’ve never read a book by Jane Austen. Honestly I had terrible English teachers in school & we did basically zero reading of anything beyond the single set text for GCSE… but the girl who sat next to me in my class….
I always find it bizarre when people talk about having read books on secondary school. I don’t even know what we did do in English. I primarily remember all sitting round a table while S told us… well, I think I’d better not divulge her stories here… weird. My Mum….