I have been known to read Dracula while cuddled up in an old train drivers cottage in Whitby with a good view of the fret-bound Abbey on the cliff top from my window though. I even bought my gold edged copy from an old Whitby bookshop with a creaky spiral staircase. That was a good day.

I do this all the time!

Imagine reading all but one of his books and not learning a single thing!

The post-migraine hangover is horrible. I'm on day 3 I think now and beginning to wonder if it's actually a bug :( I didn't know it was called a postdrome.

I love my self closing boot! I'm 5'1" so it's saves me hanging off the boot lid trying to pull it down and saves broken nails too.

I love nerdforge! They did a 6 foot long book nook which I would love to try.

I am sending you all my best wishes. My blood oxygen still isn't great - it sits sound 93%. Most of my problems were to do with breathing - but I'm coping so far.

#GNUTerryPratchett The Glorious 25th means just 2 more days until my birthday too :)

Only beaten (for me) by Labyrinth

I think I might live near his cousin 🙂

Good taste that child! A classic.

Good news - we got the last of the boxes out of storage so all my stuff is home and we're saving a couple of hundred quid a month in fees.
Bad news - I now have eleventy-billion boxes to unpack and I have to find homes for it all!

You're a legend Rhianna

We have a Premier Inn-sect in the garden 🐝🪲🪳

I'd choose Darcula's bench on Whitby's North cliff looking over the North sea and the harbour and imagining a big black dog leaping from a wrecked ship and running up the 101 steps to the Abbey that I can see in front of me. Then fish and chips at Magpie's when it gets too cold.

Bought a disco cauliflower

Sending hugs Rhianna. GNUTerryPratchett