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Author, MouldLark & Scribehound. Enthused by Victorian gardeners, Noir femmes fatales, Arthurian legend, magic lanterns, weird folklore & rotting trunks. www.SandraLawrence.com. www.MissWillmottsGhosts.com. Rep'd by @elladkahn at www.dkwlitagency.co.uk.
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I do love it!!! (And you!)
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SO with you on this.
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Absolutely inspirational.
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Brilliant. I particularly want to know which decks you're storing in the bottom drawer, the one with the intriguing handle. At first, without my specs, I thought it was a tap...
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To be honest I ran out of books. First time ever! I've ordered some more but much better to find it in the library for nuppence!
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Hurray!
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It was a fantastic afternoon. Everyone was SO engaged and I learned a lot from the audience too.
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Hey there! Thanks for identifying me Mike! Actually, not boasting (yeah, ok, I am...) there were over 200 people there yesterday! I remember your wife as she told me all about you purchasing the MWG plant. Good luck with it on your allotment, I have never managed to grow it myself!!!
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" Something without a brain scrabbled around and found stuff that looks like content but isn’t, because it wasn’t chosen, analyzed, and written by a person." This is so important.
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Good heavens - I read that as 'Charnel Tunnel' and thought it was another of those 'London History' renamings...
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You'd be an even better baroness. Especially if you wore your wassail-togs...
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You'd make a great MP.
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Wow - well done!!
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What he said.
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Not wearing my glasses I read this as Leek and Thyme Gazette, throwing me into fantasies of a pair of small rural villages with enough gossip of the Lettuce and Lovage variety to sustain a weekly rag...
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Cool - that's amazing. Whenever I try to make things like custard it always lumps. Maybe it's because it's boiling water rather than something thicker like milk.
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Not come across this method, but it sounds like if you're adding it to the flour it would need to be done very slowly to prevent lumps. Maybe mix a little with the flour to make a paste and then slowly add-in the rest.
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Yay- Thank you for seeking me out!!