My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "cardiff" (43×)
2. "flamenco" (41×)
3. "hope" (32×)
4. "phone" (30×)
5. "happy" (27×)
See which words you used the most here, and other stuff (no need to sign in).
My most-used words in 2025 were:
1. "cardiff" (43×)
2. "flamenco" (41×)
3. "hope" (32×)
4. "phone" (30×)
5. "happy" (27×)
See which words you used the most here, and other stuff (no need to sign in).
Engine sheds. Potting sheds. Garden sheds. Wood sheds. Bike sheds. Boat sheds.
Another date for your diary- an exhibition at Turner House Penarth with Lee John Phillips about our shared love of sheds; open Jan the 15th; evening reception on the 16th.
More details soon!
Engine sheds. Potting sheds. Garden sheds. Wood sheds. Bike sheds. Boat sheds.
Another date for your diary- an exhibition at Turner House Penarth with Lee John Phillips about our shared love of sheds; open Jan the 15th; evening reception on the 16th.
More details soon!
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Anyway, they messaged to say their car has had to be scrapped. Sad times. So. Is it appropriate to ask about the stick?
Anyway, they messaged to say their car has had to be scrapped. Sad times. So. Is it appropriate to ask about the stick?
Related, I'm not a fan of Strictly's superlative effusions.
Related, I'm not a fan of Strictly's superlative effusions.
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Me: *cackles delightedly and spends an hour compiling borrowing and in-house usage stats across multiple editions of many, many titles*
Me: *cackles delightedly and spends an hour compiling borrowing and in-house usage stats across multiple editions of many, many titles*
Reading Between the Lines: Promoting Diversity & Inclusion Through Curated Book Displays with Dean Brown, Beth Lanigan and Cameron Fragoso
Tues 18 Nov, 2pm
Book now: nag.org.uk/event/inclus...
Free and open to all!
#NAGWebinarWeek
Reading Between the Lines: Promoting Diversity & Inclusion Through Curated Book Displays with Dean Brown, Beth Lanigan and Cameron Fragoso
Tues 18 Nov, 2pm
Book now: nag.org.uk/event/inclus...
Free and open to all!
#NAGWebinarWeek
The first was a Tesco lady with realistic blood running down her forehead from a bullet wound.
T'other was a kid wearing two cardboard boxes (maybe a robot?) with his grandpa walking behind, who I assumed was imposing a weird punishment.
The first was a Tesco lady with realistic blood running down her forehead from a bullet wound.
T'other was a kid wearing two cardboard boxes (maybe a robot?) with his grandpa walking behind, who I assumed was imposing a weird punishment.