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incandescensFinished that blue-and-white quilt this evening while watching Doctor Who: will attempt to take photos and put them up tomorrow. (I'd rather like to get a photo or two of it in the sunshine, and it definitely wasn't sunny at 7pm.)
I found Doctor Who nice entertaining stuff today. Not heavyweight or of huge importance, but it doesn't always have to be heavyweight or of huge importance. (There's one rather sweet Fifth Doctor story that's a two-parter all about cricket at a country house. Well, and a scarred madman and murders and so on, but you know what I mean.)
The weather was thick and muggy, and just hanging off the edge of not quite raining. It clearly had been raining earlier (I, ahem, might have slept through most if not all of the morning) but fortunately it held off during the afternoon and I got home with the shopping without getting wet.
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Strolling in a Village
Leisurely with some rustic fellow beside the wild river,
In early spring high trees in the blue moonlight.
Oblivious to the endless events in the dusty world
The two white birds fade into the jade forest.
-- Liu Teh-Jen
I found Doctor Who nice entertaining stuff today. Not heavyweight or of huge importance, but it doesn't always have to be heavyweight or of huge importance. (There's one rather sweet Fifth Doctor story that's a two-parter all about cricket at a country house. Well, and a scarred madman and murders and so on, but you know what I mean.)
The weather was thick and muggy, and just hanging off the edge of not quite raining. It clearly had been raining earlier (I, ahem, might have slept through most if not all of the morning) but fortunately it held off during the afternoon and I got home with the shopping without getting wet.
---
Strolling in a Village
Leisurely with some rustic fellow beside the wild river,
In early spring high trees in the blue moonlight.
Oblivious to the endless events in the dusty world
The two white birds fade into the jade forest.
-- Liu Teh-Jen
