Would you take a poem (and a print) about a printmaker?

Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester used to have this outside complete with sign "This is not a climbing frame"

I've been using the same spoon for 43 years now.

Perhaps less 'gives up' more 'not allowed to'. Neatley parallels the real world changes.

They are often cooked with other fruit: apples, pears etc. dd them to a pie or crumble. The seeds are high in pectin so you can add them to jams. This is what Jane Grigson has to say about them:

A nice bit of presumably 1970's design. The book is Colin Ward and Anthony Fyson's Streetwork: The Exploding School written in capacity as the education officers for The Town & Country Planning Association. All very much of the era.

Yes you can, for the same price!

I found my self, to my surprise, at the end of a video the Guardian linked to. It was fun showing the kid.

It's also important to note the methodology. There has been a significant change in employment patterns over this period: in 1984 ecomonmic participation for men was 88.8% for women 62.8%. The figures now are 83.7% and 74.2% This shift likely had an impact. www.ons.gov.uk/economy/nati...

Skylark by Dezso Kosztolanyi, (New York Review Books Classics), was a lovely little book.

#proofOfCat This is a picture of me, as a cat. Did a bang-up job of capturing the salient features. This is definitely me.