I remember watching the dance troupes on #TOTP back in the 70s and wondering how they knew what steps to do. Obviously the concepts of choreography or rehearsal were beyond the realm of my imagination

Cringe.

And having to talk to your friend's parents first 😵

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Can I do a shout out to find the old crew still missing? Could you reshare this if you knew me as L3GSV on Twitter to see if I can be found by any old friends here who don’t recognise me!?

Pub quiz at 6.30 then home for dinner

I'm in a public huff because a cafe we often go to has updated their menu and added walnut ketchup to the breakfast baps.
We didn't look at the menu as we always have the same thing and I've had to send the food back. No-one is happy.
Walnut fucking ketchup indeed. 🤬🤬🤬

Amazing #fungi just in a neighbouring garden.

A Halloween skeleton in a cage coffin on a cobwebby wall behind a headshot of me, a middle-aged lady with greying hair and wearing glasses.

It feels like nobody is watching me

When despair for the world grows in me...
Wendell Berry

A display of books by or about some of the celebrities in The Celebrity Traitors

Still need to update our #TheTraitors display...🗡 #IYKYK

I think about cheese a lot

Fun Fact: If Stephen is murdered or banished he will be immediately replaced by Sandi Toksvig #CelebrityTraitors

Thank you. It can be difficult to make sense of but it's a mostly pleasant place with only a little darkness.

Fucking hell #Taskmaster, this is a new low 🤮

12:01 ÷73 + r/AskAnthropology •• What is the oldest lullaby or nursery rhyme that... 11 upvotes • 1 comment As far as the earliest we know of, it's another Babylonian tablet, about 4000 years old and most often known as Little Baby in the Dark House. We don't have the music for it, but again, the BBC article has a good go at describing some commonalities of the music that tends to accompany lullabies, so that might inspire you. The rough translation for that Babylonian lullaby, by the way, is: Little Baby in the dark house You have seen the sun rise Why are you crying? Why are you screaming? You have disturbed the house god. 'Who has disturbed me?' says the house god. 'It is the baby who has disturbed you! 'Who scared me?' says the house god. 'The baby has disturbed you, the baby has scared you, making noises like a drunkard who cannot sit still on his stool. He has disturbed your sleep! 'Call the baby now, says the house god. • 4 Reply A & Vote & Join the conversation

check out this absolutely terrifying ancient babylonian lullaby

What's it like inside your head?

You lucky people!

Looks fab! But fuck.... six hours! The horrors

Would tou take a virtual hug from a virtual stranger? There's one here for you.

#SundayPixStacks #SundayPix

The Last Dinner Party, outstore gig.

I am queuing round the block for a gig, not had to do that in years!

No, not at all x

#SundayPixStacks #SundayPix

Babujii

Is it weird that whenever I press the Doppio button on my coffee maker I have to announce "Doppio" in a slightly strange voice? Anyone else?

Don't make me support the Hahas 😡

I always see the posts and sometimes am inspired to listen if it's new to me

Ooh two contenders on the spin