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todayiamadaisy) wrote2012-11-06 09:51 pm
todayiamadaisy) wrote2012-11-06 09:51 pm
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The Incredible Honeymoon
Today's mail brought the latest seed catalogue from Diggers. I like Diggers, I really do, but sometimes they are prone to wild generalisations. For example, today's catalogue had an article about choosing gardening books as Christmas presents. Consider where the book was written, it suggests, because gardening tips that apply to one climate aren't necessarily appropriate for another. That makes sense, doesn't it? Then it ruins this sensible advice by giving an example: while Australian gardens are very dry, 'most English gardeners don't have hoses' to water their gardens. I'm... pretty sure that's not right.
The past couple of days I have noticed that my feet are freakishly red. Like, crimson. Oh no, it's the dreaded red foot! So that's obviously going to be fatal. I had a breakthrough thought this morning, though. It'll be from my new red suede sandals. Phew.
The... thing? The keeper? I don't know. The little thing that you slip the end of a belt under to stop it flapping about. That thing. That came off my watch band yesterday. The stitching has been coming apart for the last week or so, but I noticed that it was so loose that the end of the watch band was getting caught on my sleeve. I happened to be walking past Sacks the Jewellers, so I went in and they put new band on. That's the most exciting thing that's happened all week.
The past couple of days I have noticed that my feet are freakishly red. Like, crimson. Oh no, it's the dreaded red foot! So that's obviously going to be fatal. I had a breakthrough thought this morning, though. It'll be from my new red suede sandals. Phew.
The... thing? The keeper? I don't know. The little thing that you slip the end of a belt under to stop it flapping about. That thing. That came off my watch band yesterday. The stitching has been coming apart for the last week or so, but I noticed that it was so loose that the end of the watch band was getting caught on my sleeve. I happened to be walking past Sacks the Jewellers, so I went in and they put new band on. That's the most exciting thing that's happened all week.