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English literature and language. GCSE level. Having one of our lads currently mid-GCSEs is such great fun. Dad this, dad that.. 
Still not managed much more on my Clydach Murders book unfortunately though. Stacks on...
Still not managed much more on my Clydach Murders book unfortunately though. Stacks on...
I'm on volume 8 of a 15 volume series called The Golden Age of Science Fiction. Each volume has 50 stories in it so it's taking some time, I think I have taken 4 years to get this far. I only read a little before sleeping these days, I used to read all the time day and night when a PC wasn't around.
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G listed the titles he'd save if our house was on fire, but in all honesty he's currently reading any one of countless free smutty downloads from Amazon's Kindle store (There are THOUSANDS!!!).
I generally only read txts or FB posts/memes, or NASA/space related articles, and only discovered my low level dyslexia aged 27.
Ready Player One is my fave fiction EVER (Ernest Cline, 2011). A perfect blend of the future of our web technology fused with the ultimate gaming and music/ movie history of the 1980s. Only book I've ever read in under a week. Recently converted to movie format, which, tho straying occasionally, is actually really bloody good!
Also, The Damage Done (Warren Fellows, 1997) is a gut wrenching personal account of an Australian man's 12yrs in a Thai prison. It's occasionally harrowing, utterly fascinating, and the only book I've ever read 3 times.
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I generally only read txts or FB posts/memes, or NASA/space related articles, and only discovered my low level dyslexia aged 27.
Ready Player One is my fave fiction EVER (Ernest Cline, 2011). A perfect blend of the future of our web technology fused with the ultimate gaming and music/ movie history of the 1980s. Only book I've ever read in under a week. Recently converted to movie format, which, tho straying occasionally, is actually really bloody good!
Also, The Damage Done (Warren Fellows, 1997) is a gut wrenching personal account of an Australian man's 12yrs in a Thai prison. It's occasionally harrowing, utterly fascinating, and the only book I've ever read 3 times.
XxRy
I just recently watched Ready Player One and enjoyed it, might give the book a read someday.
I'm not currently reading a book as other things have occupied my time, but I have many books waiting to be read.
As is usually the case the book is immeasurably better than the film. Thoroughly recommend it. Xx G
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My daughter got me Becoming Michelle Obama as a pressie to take with me to hospital, I had my op on the 5th I keep picking it up then putting it down, alas my phone and the TV have taken priority, especially my 600lb life and Caribbean life on TLC 
I can see the link !!! XxMy daughter got me Becoming Michelle Obama as a pressie to take with me to hospital, I had my op on the 5th I keep picking it up then putting it down, alas my phone and the TV have taken priority, especially my 600lb life and Caribbean life on TLC
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I find vodka works bestI have just bought ‘stop biting the tail you’re chasing’, a Buddhist meditation book recommended by a friend who suggested that I overthink things
I plan to start it tomorrow.
I don’t drink because I just can’t tolerate alcohol - half a glass of wine = dancing on tables then a three day hangover.I find vodka works best
I so wish this wasn’t the case!
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But that’s wine. You need to try one of my cocktails or threeI don’t drink because I just can’t tolerate alcohol - half a glass of wine = dancing on tables then a three day hangover.
I so wish this wasn’t the case!
"The Girl in the Golden Atom" by Ray Cummings. Its utter drivvel, but entertaining pulp sci-fi.
The Brethren: Inside The Supreme Court by Bob Woodward and Scott Armstrong, covering the 1969 to 1975 terms.
Utterly fascinating, and possibly useful for a project/pitch I’ve had tickling the back of my brain for a few years.
Utterly fascinating, and possibly useful for a project/pitch I’ve had tickling the back of my brain for a few years.
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GorjusOh ello cockle
How's her hotness coping with the heat
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AbsolutelySticky in it
I can't function in this heat
Looking at BBC weather we're about 1degree warmer 'up north' and have had to take off flat caps - whippets don't like it I can tell thee
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