The above is a lovely ’70s polyster shirt I found, which was a photographic print of a Technicolour garden, perhaps an prim English one – I spy hydragendas and poppies amongst the many plants found on the shirt. I had discovered it with the help of Alice, for only 23 dollars. Joy!
I paraded it before my dear [...]
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Today, I was at work typing away merrily, merrily for life is but a dream…
Then I got an email, rather, a forwarding of a reader’s complaint about something that I take great pains to ensure its optimal quality.
Hmmm.
As I related to my co worker, it’s little things that make the monotony seem a bit more spicer, when [...]
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Okay, I’m not sure if you know about the whole “furry” fandom that’s thriving like mould, in this kitchen I saw at a house one time, on the internet… but all you have to do is to type in “FURRY” and click “I’m feeling lucky” by Google and you’ll be cursing your luck.
By large, Furry [...]
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