Me trying to hip hip hooray with you

Deliciously Impressive! Hope you've stocked up on the Gaviscon (other heartburn remedies are available), just in case 😄

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Which of your books are in?

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🥳The Muppets is the best version of Christmas Carol ever - no contest!

Hahaha Nothing is wasted!

Yes, it's great to have a series to escape into, especially when it's very different from your WIP.
It's probably not going to become a regular thing, but I'm watching "I am Mita, your housekeeper" (Japanese series on Netflix). Honestly not sure what I think of it, but it is strangely compelling!

So true and especially this time of year.
Fruit cake's working for me at the minute. I know there's worse things, but I'm starting to worry it might be addictive 😄

And like Tolkien's quote:
"Not all those who wander are lost."

Hahaha, I can picture a suit of armour clanking out of that door any minute...

Oh oh, you caught this one sleeping on the job - really hope the coyotes aren't watching too 🚨

😂 Once bitten twice shy might explain it.
When we were visiting my lovely Aunt B on the Isle of Wight, she left a fruit pie outside her window.
We'll never know how tasty it was, but the red squirrels certainly enjoyed chomping on it!

Sometimes it's good to have an excuse to stay in. Bon courage!

In recent interviews, Pullman talks about seeing imagination as much more than making things up - more like an energy field. Fascinating stuff. And it would make a great essay question. "Imagination is a form of perception." Discuss.

Yes, brilliant. And his character has been written with so many layers for him to portray - fascinating and multi-dimensional.

😄 Looks suspiciously like, "You've got to be kidding?"

Roger that - pretty much like parenting advice then 😄

Hahaha, I can be persuaded of anything after dark.
But if you mean the cellular memory thing - not entirely fanciful. Donor DNA has been detected in recipients up to 2 years post transplant, so may be exerting some influence, even if it's only a newfound taste for broccoli or holding a paintbrush 🤔

I take your point, but certainly can trigger the imagination. I sometimes think I'm Agent Scully in the cold light of day, but transform into Mulder by night.
And of course, there's possible cellular memory from previously owned organs.