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I went to the park, it was full of deer.

Warning- Jenny Joseph

When I am an old woman, I shall wear purple



With a red hat that doesn't go, and doesn't suit me



And I shall spend my pension on brandy...



And summer gloves



And satin sandles



And say we've no money for butter



I shall sit down on the pavement when I am tired, and gobble up samples in shops and press alarm bells. And run with my stick along public railings, and make up for the sobriety of my youth. I shall go out in my slippers in the rain and pick flowers in other peoples gardens and learn to spit!

http://www.book-by-its-cover.com/category/handmade
Wow what a beautiful website.

John Hughes




Awful drawings.

I would like to live in a John Hughes movie.
Watched a documentary on the dissection of a whale today it was gruesome but i feel i learnt a lot about intestines and whale song. Nay you will never have my anecdote about touching Neil Morriseys jacket however A-list Chievley Costa becometh. I must admit i am slightly envious of your encounter with Howard.
Jona did you not say you had updated your blog by a substantial amount of words? I see no evidence of this... I would like to see some blog updates. Onto the news and weather the heatwave is over and Roddick lost the tennis. Michael jckson (RIP) is still dead. I think the swine is back- Monday 06/06/09. Just to keep track for historys sake. If this is found many years from now this could be used in history lessons and i will be to the noughties what Anne Frank was to the twientieths.
Well boiye.
PS.next time i will make this blog more professional.
PPS. As Joe said what he wanted in his blog, i would very much like some banoffee pie right now.


(If this is being read years from now, hello children of the future... i wonder if you can you fly yet)

Prawn farming

So Naomi Hussain I told you prawns were ruining the environment, but didn't know why. Well I found out, here is a blog about it:
Prawns were once considered a luxury food item much like lobster, they were sought after and much harder to come by. Nowadays on walking into a local supermarket you'll find a variety of the produce cheap as chips. To feed our desire for a cheap source of a yummy product, industrialised shrimp farming has become highly destructive to the environment as thousands of hectares of mangrove forests are being destroyed to set up shrimp farms.
Mangroves are among the most productive ecosystems on the planet and support a great variety of marine life. However, mangroves are being cleared to make way for prawn farms. 40% of world mangrove loss has been attributed to shrimp farming. When mangroves are destroyed, farmers find their catches of other fish collapse. As so many pesticides are poured into the mangroves before the prawn larvae are grown.
In Ecuador 80% of the population have lost their main source of food because of the destruction of mangroves to create higher yields. Whats more as the farms pump waste water into canals, 74% of fishermen in Sri Lanka no longer have access to drinking water. In Vietnam shrimp farming is polluting the soils, trees and water so greatly it will be their last form of agriculture.
Furthermore prawns are carnivorous, and the feed required to raise them (which is made of various fish oils) is double the weight of the prawn produced which in itself is depleting wild stocks of fish.
This being said not all prawns are farmed in this way...
When buying prawns it is best to choose cold water ones from the Arctic Ocean and the cold parts of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Norway, Iceland, Denmark and Canada.
Avoid prawns farmed from Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Vietnam (These will be the cheaper ones). Shockingly unfarmed prawns are no better the vast majority are trawled, a process that kills an estimated 150,000 turtles annually.

Some old textile images

Has Cher had her rib cage removed or is that one of those chinese whispers?