I wrote a new tune on the banjo today. I wrote it after one of those BBC 2 continuity things with the strange robot number 2's (not that kind) doing morris dncing. I found myself idly whistling a misremembered version of the tune the 2 with the accordion is playing and then worked it out on the banjo. It doesn't have a title yet, but it is in honour of the summer, which is actually being very summery at the moment.
Laura is on her Duke of Edinburgh's Award expedition and I miss her.
posted by Leo Glaister @ 12:02 PM
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Belated thanks for the fathers' day greetings. Was it really june when I last visited this august journal? (Pardon me, but was that nearly a joke?) So here are all my comments in one.
Curlews are far more worth seeing than farmers, being generally less grumpy. the seaside often features the former with little chance of the latter.
I need to know lots more about the writing group and its magazine.
I'm looking forward to you both being here again.
The real world, though scary, is little more than a figment of everyone's imagination. I doubt if anyone really lives there, though they think everyone else does (hence their worried looks)
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