HeyJaredLove, The Airport
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Thirty-Eight Men in Twelve Boats (opens the original)
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I really like the book Three Men in a Boat, by Jerome K. Jerome. The best bits are still very funny for a book written in 1889, and the worst bits are really easy to skip. Also, I grew up with it, and have very fond memories of my Dad trying to read me the bit about Montmorency’s fight with the tea kettle, and not being able to get through it for laughter. Not bad for a book that was already over a hundred years old. Most of you will know (but some won’t which is why I’m saying) that it’s a basi
Amateur Portraits of Me, in Order of Seniority in the Criminal Organisation to Which They All Belong. (opens the original)
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The other day, I went to a drawing class where everyone sat along a long table, and spent five minutes drawing the person opposite them. Then you swapped drawings, one side of the table all moved along a place, and you started again. It was a really nice evening; I recommend it if you ever get the chance. And what it means is that by the end of the class, you come home without any of the pictures you drew of other people… but with six pictures of yourself, drawn by total strangers. Which can be…
From my Diary for July 2026 (opens the original)
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When I last (and first) did this in MayI began it:Will this become a monthly genre of post; will I do three or four times and then go off it, or will I do it this once and then never again? Let’s find out…Well, today we can rule out option one and option three. Let the research continue!Un-obsoleteFrom an early morning train, just saw a farmer rounding up sheep with a border collie. For a moment, it felt like a period drama, but I suppose it’s not- it’s just that no technology has come along tha
The Traitors of Allwyn (opens the original)
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Apologies for the longer than usual gap - the truth is I’ve been utterly preoccupied with The Traitors.I don’t mean the exciting new five play cycle ‘The Traitors - Acts of Betrayal’, opening at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London next year, for which tickets are now on sale, and by the way you do NOT need to see all five plays- or even more than one play- to enjoy it, each play stands entirely alone.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!iKhC!
Generically Handsome Men Approving of Glasses of Water. (opens the original)
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