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ironic resting place

Anticipating guests staying in the next few months, but having nothing for them to sleep upon except the rather ugly lamington swirl carpet, I bought an double-sized self-inflating inflatable mattress from BigW. Not being the preferred option for showing hospitality, I thought I should give it a test drive. Or should that be a test […]

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deductive reasoning

Finally I have something interesting to blog about. Tonight when I drove into the garage after Commie Dinner, there was a grate and a crowbar leaning together in a nook near my garage. “That’s odd.” I thought. Odder still was finding that person or persons unknown used it to break the lock and shear off […]

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“In the early 1990s, after hearing a story about “Material Girl” Madonna’s latest self-promotional enterprise, photojournalist Peter Menzel had a vision: Rather than take viewers into the mansions of the rich or the “cribs” of MTV celebrities, he wanted to capture the material life of average families around the globe. His resulting book, Material World, […]

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metropolis 1999

The other day I finally took the nun poster to the framers. (Sisters of Charity, Washington D.C., by David Moore, 1956) The poor nuns have been sitting in a temporary frame for I don’t how many years. But that’s not the problem. The problem is another poster - Metropolis, 1999 by Rosalie Gascoigne. I’m not […]

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bonus night in

I love those nights when you dash home from work, are reheating soup in the 10 minute window before having to head out for a meeting, and quickly check your phone messages to discover that you don’t have to go out after all. Yeah, they’re good nights!

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What are the changes on the home front alluded to in the previous post? Well, another share house arrangement has come to an end. Current flatmate will be moving out in a few weeks. It’s all good and has ended on a happy note which is great. Even so, I don’t think I’ll be looking […]

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