Veils, boing and yes dear.

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1. In a flowershop bucket, anemones hide deep red and purple petals behind a lace of green sepals.

2. An unattended rubber ball bounces down a London street, noticed only by Caroline, who points it out to me.

3. Hilary tells a true story that makes me giggle every time I catch her eye. It involves 93-year-old charity shop volunteer who was so short-sighted that she whipped out a magnifying glass whenever anyone asked her to look at something. One day, a flasher came into the shop... and I think you can see where this is going.

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  1. MinoaFriday, February 22, 2008

    And now I will be giggling about that magnifying glass for the rest of the day. Hm...I wonder if that actually 'cured' the flasher?

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  2. Cat HerselfFriday, February 22, 2008

    I really do enjoy your blog! I've told you this before, but I'm saying it again. I also posted about you again here. I love the flasher story - are you sure it's not just a joke? LOL

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  3. UnknownSaturday, February 23, 2008

    Hahaha that was a good one. Like cat says - are you sure it isnt a joke ?!

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