Monday, May 31, 2010

Solemn, stripping off and Going Postal.

1. The children are looking serious as they draw. Until George (who says he is drawing a nose) mentions bogeys.

2. It was cold enough for a coat this morning. On the way home, I carry it draped over my arm.

3.  I really enjoyed the first part of Going Postal -- partly because I like seeing Ankh Morpork brought to life, and partly because Moist Von Lipwig is a really engaging hero who makes a satisfying journey to redemption.
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