Reverse psychology from a lonely sign?
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Unlike other collections of random stolen animal photoes, this blog seems to stick to its theme. Prepare to awwww. And it features marmots!
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27.10: Aggy has been exploring. Look, I found a chocolate orange! The carefully sectioned, neatly wrapped kind of treasure my parents’ generation got when they were kids and treats were still a bit of a big thing, the kind that disappeared because it was less cost efficient than stackable KitKat bars. (They sure did have [...]
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26.10: Today has been a dull day. Someone has stolen the Internet! [Pause for gasp] I have (seriously) been to the local centre five times today to check e-mail, find plane tickets, pay bills, download lecture notes, check e-mail again, etc, etc… So I’m officially an Internet addict, I gladly admit it. Better than TV [...]
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- breathtaking. It’s “only” a lake, but if you appreciate nature as much as I do, do put it on your list. The Scottish wilderness is much like the Norwegian but rougher, more beaten. The ruin on the shore is a beauty; I will not expand on that as I find myself gauging clichés. We [...]
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I spent the weekend at Ruigh Aiteachain, a bothy in the Eastern Highlands, with the Shared Planet, popularily called the hippie society. SP’ers are slow, and we were on wheels two hours late and it was pit dark when we were there. Luckily I got hold of a torch in the last minute – and [...]
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Pilates is SO last month. The new variation over working out is obviously Nia. A weird mix of just about every other gym class, according to Nia Now the influence comes from no less than nine styles: Tai Chi, Tae Kwon Do and Aikido, Jazz dance, modern dance and duncan dance, Moshe Fedenkrais, Alexander technique [...]
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I’ve spent tonight browsing Care 2 , a huge resource of tips and thoughts concerning green living, animal welfare and human rights. Not all things there are for me – I consider talking with dolphins more than a bit lofty – but the site is full of gems. Blessings!
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There’s at least seven different UK coins, and it’s very easy to get tricked on the change (luckily the scots seem to be honest, if overly economical at times). I’ll just warn you about the 50 pence: It’s a large octahedral coin, but if someone tries to give you one that’s really abnormally large, over [...]
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The other day I carried home a bucketful of veggies, some I’d never even seen before. There were green tindarine-like citrus (I thought they were limes, and was quite surprised to find they were orange on the inside), a purple / green leafy thing I’m still not quite sure about -loads. So much I could [...]
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