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I am reading a 1930s murder mystery and I have discovered a new word. One of the characters is treating her 'pag wamp' which is a skin rash or irritated spot. I might pop into Boots to see if they have pag wamp cream.

i don't see why they can't do all the track and field events at both olympics. put a coat on

I would not accept a drink from number 3, I would probably wake up in the attic without my wallet.

Walking the past: St Georges Street – Part One | Invisible Works I’ve recently been trying to get back into the habit of walking again, going out at all if I’m honest. I started lockdown with no work and plenty of time and walked frequently, over the last 18 months...

Just remembered this old bit of writing, it might be of interest to about ten people on here who live in Norwich. Walking the Past, St George’s. This street is likely to vanish soon. www.invisibleworks.co.uk/walking-the-...

The illustrations are great too.

I read this last week, it was really thought provoking. Enjoy!

Waving at a driver for not running you over at the pedestrian crossing.

It will be a waterpik which they can sell you or more appointments in my experience. I am happy if there are no problems since I had to go private.

Brighton Argus: DOG STEALS BABY’S BRIOCHE.

The most Brighton news headline ever.

BREAKING: Peter Mandelson expresses remorse and vows to atone for past lies, by walking the Salt Path.

Or visit quirky 2nd hand book shops.

I smashed broke January again.

Birds And Men

British Amphibians And Reptiles

British Birds Of Prey

Just realised I have two of all of these lovely original New Naturalists. £15, £15 and £10 to anyone who’d like them.

From snowdrop to nightjar – how one Norfolk scientist’s valuable record of spring lasted 222 years Robert Marsham’s “Indications of Spring” is an incredible 222-year record of flora and fauna events that still informs climate studies today

Thinking about the weekend?

This weekend the February Snowdrop Sundays begin, and across the region carpets of white mark the coming of Spring...

Look out for an event near you

The best kind.

Not my cat, he actually lives at Norwich Cathedral, but here is Budge helping at the welcome desk.

My friend who died aged 92 last year loved art & cats. She liked to put her cats into other people's art. Here is a selection of my favourites.

Happy frog and heart balloon doodle

Hopeful Valentinefwog with heart SWALK envelope

Little valentine card bee and winking sun envelope doodle

Happily drawing Valentine doodles on my orders - thanks guys. Be worth a fortune when I’m (in)famous

#envelopedoodles

When he put his empty basket on the pile by the till he deliberately left the handles crossed over so the next shopper couldn't put their basket in.

US cash, sponsored shirts and TV deals: how money took over English football A potted history of sporting commercialism.

For all football fans as well as those of #NCFC. More in my new book ‘Cutting the Mustard’ theconversation.com/us-cash-spon...

Can you enter via the roof instead?

He seemed like quite the catch too!

Norwich City starting XI v Coventry City #NCFC

Norwich City starting XI v Coventry City

#NCFC

It was the couple who have a B&B I think he is called Dom.

My niece went on a scout jamboree in Tokyo when it was 40+ degrees. Bear was the chief scout but didn't turn up presumably because he would have got sweaty.

I tuned into Gogglebox at the moment when someone said they didn't 'want to play the devil's avocado.'

If they want to appeal the youth she should be on an e scooter.

I am like you, I read every day. I always have a book with me when I out. I recognise some of yours from my list of books I read.

I got very drunk on a dodgy punch at a party and I still made more sense than this speech. I couldn't unzip my cagoule though.

The sound of music with Big Naturals.