Jo Kendall

God only knows that you need this for Christmas...

Me (many years ago): Yay I found some good old fashioned vintage net curtains for my flat!
My cats: Yay indeed!

ladies and gentlemen...we got him

Something, anything, Paul!

An advert that has a regular pepperoni pizza, regular waffle fries and a garlic dip shown with four small autumn leaves and the slogan ‘Helping you make Halloween SPOOKY’. It’s utter rubbish.

The winner of ‘we’ll say the word spooky but do f all extra for this’ award goes to this distinctly underwhelming Halloween campaign ad by Tesco

It’s literally just pizza, waffle fries and a dip.

Ooh, it’s really wound me up 😆

Screenshot of a Wikipedia page for James Price. The text says he was an English chemist and alchemist who claimed to be able to turn mercury into silver or gold. One challenge to perform the conversion a second time in front of credible witnesses, he instead killed himself by drinking prussic acid.

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That's ever so kind of you to say so. I was lucky to get those wonderful thoughtful quotes from Richard Palmer-James.

A dog sits near a tall shoe rack filled with various types of shoes in a room with wooden flooring. All shoes are stacked on high shelves, out of the dog’s reach.

“Guys, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe I’m sensing a lack of trust here, and frankly, it hurts my feelings.”

Prog magazine cover featuring a black and white photograph of Rick Davies singing at his keyboard. The cover line says ‘The Ballad Of Rick Davies & Supertramp’

The opening spread of my Rick Davies feature with the title ‘Goodbye Stranger’.

The top of my Experimental Prog Column which has my headshot on it and a snippet from a review of Kev Hopper’s XiX release.

The top of my Cardiacs review, featuring the record sleeve and the sell ‘Long-awaited lysergic final album from the maverick masterminds’

ICYMI: So honoured to have my obituary for Rick Davies make up part of the cover feature in the new Prog magazine, alongside excellent pieces by Chris Roberts and Daryl Easlea. It’s also got my weird sh*t column and Cardiacs review in 💜 www.magazinesdirect.com/uk/prog-164-...

Cartoon by Stephen Collins for the Guardian. [Scene is BBC BREAKFAST with two presenters and a guest on the sofa]. 1 PRESENTER: Now - some disturbing new research has shown 2 PRESENTER: that as many as 10 non-Reform political parties may currently operating ‘under the radar’ across the UK. [Show on screen logos for Greens, Lib Dems, Conservatives  3 PRESENTER: In the studio to discuss this, Nigel Farage [We see the guest on the sofa is indeed Nigel Farage] 4 PRESENTER: Nigel, what’s your view?  FARAGE: Well I think this very worrying. 5 FARAGE: And just another reason why we should ban all immigration. 6 PRESENTER: I won’t push back on that FARAGE: Absolutely! 7 PRESENTER: Funnily enough, this is what your new show’s about, isn’t it? FARAGE: Oop - plug time! PRESENTER: Ha ha 8 FARAGE: Yes it’s a 12-part BBC documentary called ‘In Search Of The Political Parties That Aren’t My One’. 9 [Show on the TV screen Farage presenting a documentary series titled In Search Of The Political Parties That Aren’t My One. He is wearing his farmer's getup and looking dreamily at the UK from hillsides, visiting pubs and chatting with the locals, etc] FARAGE: It’s a really emotional journey  10 FARAGE: with lots of dreamy footage of me looking relatable...  11 FARAGE: as I answer the question: *Am I the only option for Britain?* 12 [Cut back to studio] PRESENTER: I won’t push back on that FARAGE: Absolutely! [ends]

Flint pebble that fell out of a wall in Linton, Cambridgeshire and I picked up bc I thought it looked like the world's largest rodent. I added the eye with a fine liner pen

A photo of a mother and baby capybara nestling together affectionately

I found a capybara pebble🤎

That's superb!

card diorama featuring illustrations of the cast & rocket ship from the tv version of Quatermass & the pit

Very slightly halloween adjacent QUATERMASS & THE PIT diy dioramas from heykidsrocknroll.etsy.com

Cheers, Benny!

What a weird name for a dog. But sorry for their loss.

And that's how you raid the Louvre in seven minutes.

Within her painting studio, artist Klaire Lockheart, wearing a tiara, several necklaces, bracelets, and rings on every finger, laughs at her own joke. She sits in front of an oil painting titled the Grande Brodalisque and a small suitcase.

I just got back from a short trip to Paris. Did I miss anything in the news over the weekend?

#brodalisque #louvre

Happy Diwali to you!

The AWS outage today is a good reminder that there is no "cloud", there's just somebody else's computer.

This remains one crazy crazy list…

So close! Now £14 to go! Get involved!

David Bedford - The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner. Virgin Records 1975

File under "Prog As Fuck".

Nice use of a couple of Gustav Dorè images.

Dancing to House music?

primary school shot

That's no problem - I did contact Pete and he also told me about the PA blowing his ears in July, yikes! It was so wonderful. I hope we can do Basket Of Light at some point x

OTD 56 years ago, King Crimson released their debut, In The Court Of The Crimson King.

*gets kazoo out*

A paper model of a Plague Doctor, all black except for a white mask with a long snout. He holds a staff (which is a cocktail stick with a white ribbon attached)

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