Consciousness, fruit and thought-provoking.

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1. Waking up before the alarm goes off so that I can ease into the day without the help of news about Israel and Palastine.

2. Finding cheap Kentish strawberries (all shapes and sizes, apparently) that had been reduced, and then finding expensive Hertfordshire strawberries that had been reduced to the same price.

3. A film that leaves you with a whole mouthful of questions -- Lou and I watched the Lakehouse, a story of lovers separated by two years.

Comments

  1. KatieFriday, June 30, 2006

    Did Lakehouse work? From the trailers it looks deeply dubious.

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  2. AnonymousFriday, June 30, 2006

    Still not sure how the time-thing worked on Lakehouse. Mind you, perhaps we're not meant to figure it out...

    Lou XX

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  3. LSaturday, July 01, 2006

    My beautiful thing for today is strawberries served with cream and a generous helping of white sugar. I don't mind where the strawberries come from, but do agree that locally grown is best, to cut down on pollution created by unnecessary transportation.

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  4. AnonymousSunday, July 02, 2006

    Homegrown if poss, NO sugar, but cream/yogh/fromage frais, or even better, all 3!

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