Roses are red, violets are blue, I've neglected my blog, but that's nothing new... I would blame it on my social life...but tha...
Showing posts with label odds & ends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label odds & ends. Show all posts
Odds & Ends #5
You know what I've missed? Lazy days - days such as today when I can wake up with the knowledge that I have absolutely nothing planned f...
Odds & Ends #4
1. "Young In Love" by Thelma Plum ( Source ) Haunting, evocative, plus she's Australian. Loved it the very first t...
Odds & Ends #3
My new neighbour speaks French He's a tall, lanky, 16-year-old Asian boy with glasses....but he speaks French. We found him wandering ...
Odds & Ends #2
1. This whole album by Korean Alternative Rock band Nell is love. It's not everyone's type of thing but to me, it's like a conc...
Odds & Ends
In the holidays, I killed a man and hid his body in the children's playground at my local park. I'm surprised no-one has discovered ...
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