Saturday, May 07, 2005

Beer, chop-chop and come alive.

1. Feeling rich enough to buy a round of drinks.

2. When fish and chips really is fast food because you don't have to queue for twenty minutes.

3. Hearing one of my favourite Saki stories dramatised on Radio 4.
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