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The Happy Monday Post
I was going to write something bloggy today, but it’s a Bank Holiday here in the UK and I seem to have frittered away most of the morning watching Springsteen videos on YouTube and – long story short -Bruce looks … Continue reading
Song for a Sunday – Psychotherapy
This is the wonderful Melanie:- ‘Sad is the masochism, the vagaries of sex Have turned half our population into total nervous wrecks’ That’s a relief. I thought it was just me.
Monster Movies…
…I’ve seen a few, but then again, too few to mention, except I will. Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957) And here we are, with Roger Corman blazing the trail nearly twenty years before Guy N. Smith gave so much … Continue reading
2013 – The Story So Far
I’m going to repeat this exercise from last year, in which each quarter I produce an ongoing list of my thirteen favourite books from 2013, and yes, I really should have started doing this in early April, but it kind … Continue reading
Thoughts on a Wednesday #6
ITEM: Amazingly, or not, we haven’t had Thoughts on a Wednesday since back in October of last year. Apparently my brain likes to take a mid-week nap. ITEM: Occasionally I get anxiety attacks – as yesterday, when I purchased the … Continue reading
The Last Exorcism
Out in June:- Did I catch a glimpse of Ghostface in there at one point?
Song for a Sunday – Searchin’ My Soul
The other day while mooching round in a shop I found an Ally McBeal box set going for a mere one pound. I’d forgot how good this was:-
Brief Thoughts Late on a Friday Afternoon
ITEM: On this day in 2007, at 7:46 in the morning, a woman of my then acquaintance sent me a text that was so rude I still have it on my phone six years later and take it out to … Continue reading
Yesterday…
…I went with a friend to see this at the Theatre Royal in Norwich:- And, having heard details of a man the police would like to speak to in connection with the murder of a woman courtesy of the … Continue reading
The Look of Love
Biopic of Paul Raymond, starring Steve Coogan:- I visited the Raymond Revuebar one time when I was staying in London back in the late 70s/early 80s. Strange place, rather like somewhere aspiring to the Parisian decadence of venues like … Continue reading
