Or, in the case of this post, two things new and added speculation on leather pants.

A couple of weeks back there was a flurry in many a friendslist about the publication of I do. As ever I’m jumping on the bandwagon late, but my copy arrived this week and I can recommend it. That old cliché (a cliché? In my journal?) of there being something for ( Read more... )

Its been a funny old week. I've spent most of it watching cheesy/old/comfort films (including ‘It’s a Wonderful life’ for the first time ever - go figure. Mind you I only saw ‘The Great Escape’ a couple of years ago, and its been on TV every public holiday since about 1926!) and actually catching up on some reading, which was nice and generally ( Read more... )

So... I appear to be the only person on the planet strangely unexcited by the whole Harry Potter thing. Don't get me wrong - doubtless I will be seeing the film in the next few weeks, but for some reason I'm not feeling the same book love everyone else seems to be. (Although with the weather the way it is, it’s quite nice not to be currently ( Read more... )

Just a quick sign in to crow over the fact that I so win at eBay:

less than 50p ladies and gents (+p&p) - although, oddly, mine doesn't seem to have Jude Law?
To be honest though, I'm sure I'll get over it...

Bwa haha ha haha!!!

That is all...

17 March. St Patrick's Day. The Irish worshipped the shamrock as the symbol of their triple deities long before (the probably fictitious) Patrick used it as a symbol of the Trinity. At the Roman festival of Mars (Pater, or Patricius), an enormous phallus was paraded through the streets. The wearing of green was traditional at Roman sexual feasts. ( Read more... )