Snickers, get off the cat!
Cat? What cat?
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Snickers, get off the cat!
Cat? What cat?
My friend James and his pet Labrador by the river in Hertford
My friend James and his pet Labrador who got stuck in the river next to Hertford Castle
My friend James drying his pet Labrador after she got stuck in the river in Hertford
Very sad to hear that James Litchfield, my best friend from my Hertford days, has passed away. He was sooo nice and funny.
I just ordered a ‘ham and cheese doughnut’ (meaning ‘bagel’) in a cafe and am now LITERALLY dying of embarrassment.
I live near a canal and am proud to say I’ve never knowingly attempted to usher a goose .
Jeck Karlson
What is my crime? Being a spy? A succulent Chinese spy?
That’s why I still use a carpet sweeper.
Moon behind clouds and olive trees
The moon over the Peacock Towers garden this evening.
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Eddie wishes to point out that he has the same blue dinosaur as their Labradors.
As a feature maker, I’m violently opposed to (mostly) staged and scripted ‘reality’ TV. But I must admit to a guilty addiction to the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. It’s such fun watching rich people arguing and having crazy meltdowns.
Courtyard garden with willow green raised borders and eucalyptus trees, plus an olive tree.
Today, I relocated two eucalyptus trees, a bay tree and three huge clumps of grass and I can finally see the olive tree which was somewhat swamped. I also optimistically removed the frost covers from the fig trees. Not bad for an elderly person with dodgy parts.
We have met a lot of Welsh people.
A Stiff bear, thought to have been made around the 1900s, sells for four times above the auction estimate.
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Neil Sedaka was great, wasn’t he? So many brilliant songs and such a warm presence. My mind went immediately to this one, because it’s also one of Karen Carpenter’s finest vocals. There’s no thrill like Karen sliding into her lower register, and this Sedaka song has a lot.
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Hannah Spencer walking into Westminster, sucking her teeth, tutting, and muttering "tell you what, you've had some cowboys in here."
#AlphabetChallenge #WeekHforHs
High-rise buildings, Manchester.
📷 #photography #urbanphotography
#modernarchitecture #university
The Peacock Gate, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
The Peacock Gate, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Nigel Farage?
Nigel Farage?
A black and tan belgian malinois dog is standing in a kennel with 2 black jersey giant hens. The door is wide open. None of them have to be in there.
The door is open. What are you all doing?
album cover for the planets by Holst a man and a woman in fantasy sci-fi outfits.
This is exactly what I imagine when I hear Holsts's Planets...
Ham&High CHILD SENT HOME WITH WRONG NANNY.
The most Hampstead news story ever written.
Actually, can we just check that the “man in his sixties from Norfolk” isn’t Alan Partridge?
who’s watching the corgis. are the corgis okay. do they need a foster home
every device i own just pinged with the news that andrew has been arrested. I think probably the oven did.
I’m tempted to take up documentary making again, so I can produce one called Prisoner Cell Block HRH. (Innocent until proven guilty of course). #Andrew
This Princeton University Art Museum photo shows a blackware ceramic figurine of two stylised dogs which look as if they are dancing. They are standing upright on their hind legs, facing each other, their front legs raised, with paws resting against each other. The dog on the left has its face turned towards the viewer, with snout slightly raised and seeming to smile. The dog on the right, rests its raised snout against the cheek of its partner. The figures are rounded and smooth with short legs, pointed snouts, pointed ears, and short curved tails. Their bodies are decorated with incised lines, which according to the museum, represent folds of skin, indicating that these canines are Mexican hairless dogs. Museum info: “Comala, Late Formative Period, 200 BC –200 AD, Colima, West Mexico, Mexico, Mesoamerica, Dancing dogs. Blackware ceramic; 12.6 x 13.5 x 7.5 cm. Museum purchase (Object Number y1985-49)”
Delightful ‘Dancing Dogs’ figurine. Blackware ceramic, 200 BC - 200 AD.
Comala, Late Formative Period. Colima, West Mexico. 📷 Princeton University Art Museum artmuseum.princeton.edu/art/collecti...
#Archaeology
Counting down the days when we can let the birds out again. This is the rush hour from 17th October last year
Blackberries. Beautifully painted in 1813 by Raphaelle Peale, who was born on this day in 1774.
We are at an airport restaurant. A robot just drove up to us with our food, said, "Hi! Here I am!" and then drove away with our food.
This duet cover of Radiohead's "Creep", between a son and his Shastriya Sangeet classically trained mother, is the mash-up I didn't know how much I needed in my life. Totally spontaneous sobbing may have taken place.
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