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249 of my comments have received 294 Great Feedback votes

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Gosh I didn't even know we

Posted on Sat, 28 Feb 2026

Gosh I didn't even know we had a Notice Board, I've only just seen it !

It worked quite well putting the entries on my blog I think.  The eds put a link to it on the Home Page, maybe they could do the same for yours and say that actual...

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Working in the book section

Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Working in the book section of the charity shop is great though.  I get introduced to all sorts of new (to me) authors.  Somebody local must be into contemporary Japanese literature written by women, because three have come in recently - ...

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Jane Austen said much the

Posted on Wed, 25 Feb 2026

Jane Austen said much the same sort of thing as Jim Jarmusch.

Thanks for the recommendation.  I've just ordered the Joseph Mitchell book, and also John McNulty's This Place On Third Avenue, which is on my recommendation list and I...

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Semiotics

Posted on Tue, 24 Feb 2026

Semiotics.  One of my favourite subjects.  The art of reading - or misreading - signals.  

Your story is so well written and very gripping.  I was wondering all the way through how it would end. Loved it.

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Brilliant writing, you

Posted on Mon, 23 Feb 2026

Brilliant writing, you portray the atmosphere of tension and doubt and agression so well. I really like the fact you're hinting at some bigger picture, how "Everything’s fraying. You can’t pretend this is normal" but you leave it dangling, a...

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Cheesey gen

Posted on Fri, 13 Feb 2026

Thanks for all the cheesey gen Turlough.  As a cheeseaholic I find that very interesting.  I will try that Tesco kashkaval when it comes in.  It doesn't sound too unhealthy, it's got loads less saturated fat than cheddar.  Although dairy products...

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Daisy and Dino

Posted on Sat, 21 Feb 2026

Death and taxes are said to be the only two certainties in life, but at least you can joke about death, I never heard anyone make a joke about the Inland Revenue, but well done for trying ...

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My dad was at the Wembley

Posted on Sat, 21 Feb 2026

My dad was at the Wembley match in 1953 (he was 25), when Hungary smashed England 6-3 and stunned not just the English players and spectators but the entire country.  He's 97 now and remembers it very well - he says the England team considered...

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So true to life !

Posted on Thu, 12 Feb 2026

This is all so much like I remember our holiday driving down to a caravan in Devon in the 1960's, in a hired Zephyr.  Me in the front passenger seat with Trotty the daschound on my lap, his head stuck out the quarterlight (remember them ?), his...

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Catnippers

Posted on Tue, 10 Feb 2026

I grow catnip in my front flower bed, and in the summer some cats will roll around on their backs in it, waving their legs about, and looking wildly excited.  It's very enertaining.  Apparently some cats are addicted to it, and some cats aren't...

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Posted in The Cat Krampus Campus (And Moment who couldn't resist not doing nothing) Part 3

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