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Eurovision Song Contest next week
May. 4th, 2011 12:26 amWork was busy but not too bad today, though everyone was complaining about how the weather's turned cold again. (There you go. Told you we'd be complaining.)
Coming up remarkably short on writing inspiration at the moment. Probably due to having to think too much at work. That's always a bad thing.
Must check up on the dates for the Eurovision Song Contest . . . 10, 12, and 14 May. (That is, the two semifinals on Tuesday and Thursday, and then the final on Saturday. Excellent! (Yes, yes, I know, it is Eurovision, the songs are usually cheap and tweedly or raucous and tweedly or just silly, the decor is garish, and everyone votes for their neighbours, but . . . it's fun.)
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What happens when you die in Fallen London?
Death is not always permanent in Fallen London. This has caused the quiet and unacknowledged revision of certain passages in the bibles of the City's churches.
-- Echo Bazaar
Coming up remarkably short on writing inspiration at the moment. Probably due to having to think too much at work. That's always a bad thing.
Must check up on the dates for the Eurovision Song Contest . . . 10, 12, and 14 May. (That is, the two semifinals on Tuesday and Thursday, and then the final on Saturday. Excellent! (Yes, yes, I know, it is Eurovision, the songs are usually cheap and tweedly or raucous and tweedly or just silly, the decor is garish, and everyone votes for their neighbours, but . . . it's fun.)
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What happens when you die in Fallen London?
Death is not always permanent in Fallen London. This has caused the quiet and unacknowledged revision of certain passages in the bibles of the City's churches.
-- Echo Bazaar
