Steve, thank you so much for these words! Means a lot. x
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Steve, thank you so much for these words! Means a lot. x
Haha, they seem nice!
#NewIllustrationoftheDay by author/illustrator David Litchfield from his bestselling The Bear and the Piano, about stardom and family. A tenth anniversary edition is published today, with a pull-out poster. From Frances Lincoln Books (Quarto). This image transports us all into a shaft of sunlight.
I think MICHAEL ROSEN'S SAD BOOK by @michaelrosenyes.bsky.social & Quentin Blake is the best book I've ever read about death and grief. It's accessibile even to very young children, but has an honesty and emotional power that is totally ageless. Everyone should read it, however old they are!
Gary! This is brilliant. Absolutely well done!
Hi Mr S J Picturebooks! Welcome.
I still have a Waitrose Yule Log if you want it. Sell by date’s 25th Jan.
I feel like that when I post on Twitter.
I’m on a train journey and have just found the complete Withnail & I script. It’s perfection.
Withnail: ‘Warm up!? We may as well sit round a cigarette.’
YES!
Years ago I worked with a man who said he could count his life out in coffee spoons. Stayed with me, that did.
Agree. Have gone through the same thought process.
Parboil. What a silly word. Have always avoided saying it.
Oh, it’s excellent.
I’ve put a shout out too! x
Don’t make Duo sad!
Yes. I’m sure people can whiff lofty a mile off.
You know, the more I’m on every orifice the more I question why. I’ll post lofty thought posts that get little engagement or the fact I just folded a t-shirt in the air and it’ll get a tonne.
This looks absolutely beautiful.
Beautiful. What is it about snow that calms everything right down?
What Kermit (the frog) is called in ten different countries...
10. Kermit (Denmark)
9. Kermit (France)
8. Kermit (Romania)
7. Kermit (Slovakia)
6. Kermit (Italy)
5. Kermit (Canada)
4. Kermit (Iceland)
3. Kermit (the Netherlands)
2. Kermit (Poland)
1. Gustavo (Spain)
Hello! Well, that was easy!
