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Not out of the woods yet
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You are on a collision course, my friend. Where will this all lead?
Pulp Fiction has a really interesting soundtrack. The only bad thing about that film is that it resuscitated John Travolta’s career.
I’m looking forward to the day when my girls are old enough to have a proper day out together. For now, it’s always some insufferably dull suburban activity.
It will end. I have a plan, which I want to reveal only when it’s been put into practice, but certainly I’m not passively waiting for it to blow over.
Won’t be long before your girls are roaming the big bad city, I’m sure. You’re giving them a fine education in using the art galleries and dance spaces of NYC.
A friend of mine’s cousin is buried in some woodland site somewhere - it does have some appeal but frankly though I still prefer the idea of being torched at the local crematorium. That way in 200 years I’ll not be the subject of Tony Robinson VI digging me up on the revamp of Time Team on Channel 444
Graham mate, I know you’re a halfway decent singer-songwriter but I don’t think you’re going to be the next Richard III :)
Sightseers is by Ben Wheatley of http://mrandmrswheatley.blogspot.co.uk/ , isn’t it? Nice to see at least some regular amateur film-makers from b3ta finally making it big.
Given the plot of the film, I don’t think I’d have chanced it with that sweet unwrapping. It was a brave, or maybe stupid, filmgoer that tried that on.
good to hear you have a plan! this would make a lovely soap opera cliff-hanger! :-)
like the woodland cemetery, but like furtheron, i hope to be torched. my son, however, is considering taxidermy…
SB: I wasn’t aware of any of Ben Wheatley’s other work but I hope some of his (their) films make it to our little arthouse up here. And yes–some people do like to live dangerously! The wrath of the irritated educated classes stirs slowly but intensely.
DF: I find the idea of cremation absolutely repellent, and have made sure my children are aware of my wishes.
And all will be revealed in the financial section shortly.
If the singing lessons in your recent post mean that your fiscal rescue package involves going on the X Factor, then I think we’re all going to be rather looking askance.
Oh JP, do you really imagine I would abase myself thus? My future teacher has asked me what I would like to start with, and I’ve suggested something from Wolf’s Mörike-Lieder. We’re meeting on Thursday, by which time I need to have this under my belt, an octave lower and less strangulated.
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