Camy

Delightful! I'm hoping you make it to the French House and the Colony Club...

Once more my hat is doffed...

I am thoroughly enjoying reading Nigel's 'Memories', and am looking forward to the next one, muchly. 👍

Dabeagle's 'House of Frost' has just concluded with chapter 14. 'House of Frost' is in the same fantasy vein as 'Wayward Son' and has a 4.5 out of 5 beak rating. As you can probably tell, this emu loved it! Have at it here: House of Frost

I loved it! Read this, do. https://awesomedude.com/nigel_gordon/memories/memories-01.htm

Now I really, really want a hot tub... and a time machine.

It's part of the human condition. If only we were all bonobos!

Terrific! And the ending was icing on the cake.

Like an aged sloth stuck up a tree, I am having a problem with the change of title. That said, it's a terrific tale - as are all the Peacher stories.

After attempting suicide fifteen year old Jeff is placed in a secure psychiatric facility for forty five days. It sounds a grim premise for a novel, but it isn't. It's well written; funny, sad, affecting, and bound--sooner or later--to be turned into a film (a cross between 'The Perks of Being a Wallflower' and 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'). Read it, do!

The Singing Ringing Tree is a musical sculpture situated at Crown Point above the town of Burnley, Lancashire, United Kingdom. It is one of a series of "Panopticons" in the Lancashire Pennine Hills. It was created by artists Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu and completed in 2006. This video is primarily intended to give an impression of the sounds created by the wind interacting with the sculpture.

Oh yeah!

Several things struck me. 1) Canadians are mad. 2) I want a hot tub! 3) Best line: I pulled out my phone and texted Ryan. “Something came up, I’ll call you a bit later.”

Never knock on Death's door: ring the bell and run away.

Yes!

Me too!

Cole's gone and done it again. Triffic! I'd like to see the movie.

8 episodes and already signed for a second season. 👍

Thanks for the public outing, Cole.

Gosh, thank you, James. I'm often similistically inclined (mostly with a snifter of brandy to hand), and try to be the bestest similist I can possibly be! Now, do I get a crown, or what?

Delightful! Like a frothy palate cleansing amuse-bouche before the grand-parents turn up demanding venison goulash and a barrel of rot-gut red. Theophilus rocks!

I stumbled across this on Amazon. It's well worth watching!

Watch this if you can. It's wonderfully uplifting!