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The joys of op shopping…
There are so many benefits to shopping at charity opportunity shops. Firstly, of course is being able to contribute direct monetary assistance to the charities and humanitarian organisations that these shops support. Secondly, these stores are the ultimate in fashionable … Continue reading
Posted in Shopping
Tagged Books, charity store, op shopping, privacy screen, recycling, secondhand shoes
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Books of Inspiration: 16 – 20
Presented in no particular order of significance or importance, here are books sixteen to twenty on my bookshelf of inspiration: Pleasure by Nikki Gemmell - This is a beautiful book with a gorgeous layout, containing thought-provoking words and stories which are … Continue reading
Books of Inspiration: 11 – 15
Presented in no particular order of significance or importance, here are books eleven to fifteen on my bookshelf of inspiration: The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald - I first encountered this book at high school for an English assignment, and … Continue reading
Books of Inspiration: 1 – 5
Presented in no particular order of significance or importance, here are books one to five on my bookshelf of inspiration: Possession by AS Byatt - I love the blending, contrast and overlap between historical and modern fiction. The story moves quickly … Continue reading
Bookshelf of Inspiration
So I have a lot of books, probably too many. I’m currently in the process of trying to cull the collection of any unnecessary, never-turned-to books … a process which has been an interesting experience to say the least. As … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Books, cleaning, culling book collection, Inspiration, reading, Shopping, special books
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REVIEW: Geraldine Brooks, People of the Book
In ‘People of the Book’ Geraldine Brooks speaks to the reader through the experiences of Dr Hanna Heath, an Australian expert in the conservation of medieval manuscripts. Receiving a phone call in the early hours of the morning, Hanna finds … Continue reading
Last things…
With the end of 2007 and the start of 2008 I thought it appropriate to reflect on some of the last things that I did in 2007. So without further ado…the last: CD I Purchased – Rain on Lens (Smog) … Continue reading
Posted in All Random Musings, Books, Events, Film, Music
Tagged Books, Events, Film, heart is a lonely hunter, lentil pie, live music, marie antoinette, Music, nick cave, one hundred years of solitude gabriel garcia marquez, rain, raisin toast, roast potatoes, Shopping, smog, turkish delight
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REVIEW: Paul Auster, The Music of Chance
The music of chance does not always sing with clear voice or charm us with an obvious melody. It is however impossible to resist its call or deny the impact that random events and chance encounters have on our lives. … Continue reading






