Charlotte Morgan

funnily enough CC was one of those books for me. Read it too late, couldn't see all the fuss. But felt awful as I worked at the publisher & met LdB who was a lovely man

have to say he had me at fox populi

I have just seen a driverless car (with a driver) and why do they look so childish and yet so sinister at the same time

Today, the flag of the historic county of Cornwall is being flown in New Palace Yard to mark St Piran’s Day.

Cornwall has six constituencies represented in the House of Commons.

Sign saying ‘our bartenders are so light fingered they could be concert pianists’ Why, are they going to rob me?

I feel they have misunderstood this expression:

WHAT IF IT WAS CAPSLOCK BUT FROM ME

so true, I saw a nice pic of my friend's son the other day and he's basically the boy on the right

OH SCOTT REALLY

oh I thought it was a sophisticated French cooking term

once again the 'would you like to avoid Mother's Day' emails are worse than getting Mother's Day emails, you don't skip grief because a clothes shop takes you off one of its mailing lists

It looks so like the carpet in my sitting room I’m staring at right now that I did a double take

I didn’t really see the point and I think it stopped me feeling any emotion towards the characters (obvs my fellow cinema goers didn’t feel the same!)

Girls *sobbing* at the end of
#WutheringHeights - left me cold! The hideous Gormenghast meets Alice in Wonderland aesthetic! Heathcliff/Isabella reinvented as a jolly BDSM game complete with *consent*, with audience giggles at the ‘she’s chained up like a dog’ scene, wtf. Acting good tho…

ah you're way younger than me because to me he's around 50 which is still unimaginably old (despite me being...no, I can't say it)

Hang on my dad’s cousins came from Ystalyfera

Lovejoy episode helps antiques dealer identify stolen Napoleon III artefacts Repeat of BBC series gave clue to Paul Gostelow about 19th-century altar cards taken from crypt in Hampshire Two priceless artefacts stolen more than a decade ago from the crypt of Napoleon III in England have been recovered after an antiques dealer realised he had them while watching a repeat of the comedy drama Lovejoy. The wooden 19th-century altar cards were taken in a burglary at St Michael’s Abbey in Farnborough, Hampshire in February 2014 and were feared lost for ever. Continue reading...

Lovejoy episode helps antiques dealer identify stolen Napoleon III artefacts

Don’t take his hand!

Screenshot of FT article contains this: I begin to worry that what I’m discovering about the world from my eavesdropping is mostly things we already know: men are louder than women; Americans are louder than us all; people love to complain about other people named Charlotte

Sorry, what?

I have this one and it lives on the top of a cupboard and I don’t know why it took me so many years to get one, they are amazing…

People Are In Tears Over Tony Hawk’s Sweet Tribute To Kurt Cobain About Their Shared Grandson Kurt’s daughter and Tony’s son married in 2023 and welcomed their first child, baby Ronin, in September.

I mean Kurt literally has a grandchild so

www.buzzfeed.com/stephaniesot...

😱

Who are these geese of which you speak 🪿

Screenshot of article containing paragraph “My dad listened to rock, and my sister loves [Foo Fighters singer Dave Grohl's former band] Nirvana, so I started listening and it spiralled from there."

Gen X dying inside at the need to explain Nirvana

Publicist, BBC News Publicist, BBC News

Come and work with us!

careers.bbc.co.uk/job/Publicis...

well do let us know if not (although you probably can't post from the interview suite)

you know what, I just checked it and top of my feed is that dog on the x-country ski course yesterday. which I accept is a HUGE STORY but...

well importantly, HB Tara!!! 🎈

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My timeline is distinctly before and after