What better way to see in the new year than with friends in a field, releasing 20 multi-coloured lanterns back into the wild. Like little mini-space stations bound for galaxies far away. Well, Kemberton
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I moved to Shropshire from Tooting four years ago, and what with flooding and all, the move has not been without its problems.
However, I always count my blessings and one day decided I'd post a daily blessing onto Facebook. The post would be "in praise of" something that I'd enjoyed, or that had enriched my life, the day before. The idea was that after a year I'd have 365 "blessings" I could look at when I needed a tonic. I completed this challenge in October 2010 and now post less religiously.
However, I always count my blessings and one day decided I'd post a daily blessing onto Facebook. The post would be "in praise of" something that I'd enjoyed, or that had enriched my life, the day before. The idea was that after a year I'd have 365 "blessings" I could look at when I needed a tonic. I completed this challenge in October 2010 and now post less religiously.
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- Debra Winger
- The Betfair Forums
- Apostrophes
- Chapstick
- Weekday afternoons at the cinema
- Severn Valley Country Park
- Light and Bitter
- Granta
- Names that make me laugh when saying them out loud.
- Seeing old University Friends
- "Facts and figures" that made me stop and stare
- Everyone's Facebook photo sets.
- The goalkeepers in the African Nations Cup
- Being alive and in one piece.
- My Shower
- A radio DJ talking directly to me.
- Knowing lots of quotes fom my A-Level English Lite...
- Snow Watch
- Car-seat Heaters
- Nurse Jackie
- Belly Pork
- Natural Born Actors
- An extra-thick fleece I bought in Maine (9th Jan 2...
- Phil Taylor (8th Jan 2010)
- Wall-to-wall sport (7th Jan 2010)
- Not Commuting
- Giving-up Soaps (5th Jan 2010)
- Elaine Paige's laugh
- Doctor Who (3rd Jan 2010)
- Gambling
- Chinese Lanterns (1st Jan 2010)
- Peeing al fresco
- Next door's mole-hills
- Panettone 'bread and butter' Pudding
- The Wrekin
- Kauto Star (27th Dec 2009)
- Anthony Gormley's Another Place (26th Dec 2009)
- The Good Life (25th Dec 2009)
- Chopping a log
- The Shifnal Deli (23rd Dec 2009)
- Heron
- James May (21st Dec 2009)
- Ola Jordan (Strictly Come Dancing)
- Heston Blumenthal
- Orion (18th Dec 2009)
- The Guardian's Country Diary - Wenlock Edge
- Hedges
- The Kastoori - Tooting (15th Dec 2009)
- Severiano Ballesteros
- The Betleague (13th Dec 2009)
- Drunkenly singing along to the soundtracks of your...
- Tarrango red wine
- Paul Scholes (10th Dec 2009)
- Wood-burning Stoves (9th Dec 2009)
- Pootling
- Toposcopes (7th Dec 2009)
- Ruby Walsh (6th Dec 2009)
- Living under a big sky
- A Few Good Men
- Spooks (3rd Dec 2009)
- Cryptic crosswords
- Shifnal's Christmas Lights (1st Dec 2009)
- Creamy horseradish sauce
- Denman (29th Nov 2009)
- Long Lunches (28th Nov 2009)
- Low Winter Sun
- Grey Squirrels (26th Nov 2009)
- Dogs (25th Nov 2009)
- Victoria Coren (24th Nov 2009)
- Watching Other People Run (23rd Nov 2009)
- Saturday Night is Starters Night
- The International Space Station
- Footballs in the stream
- Scalextric (19th Nov 2009)
- Clouds (18th Nov 2009)
- People Falling Over
- Ray Mears (16th Nov 2009)
- Mackeson/Murphy/Thomas Pink/Paddy Power Gold Cup
- Cheddar Cheese (14th Nov 2009)
- Bristol
- Rafael Nadal (12th Nov 2009)
- The Shifnal Pathfinders (11th Nov 2009)
- Dan Lepard (10th Nov 2009)
- The Shropshire Hills (9th Nov 2009)
- Quizzer and Chips (8th Nov 2009)
- Virgin Trains (7th Nov 2009)
- The scramble crossing - Oxford Circus (6th Nov 2009)
- Old London Boozers (5th Nov 2009)
- The Moon (4th Nov 2009)
- The Audience at Wenlock Edge Arts Centre (3rd Nov...
- Apple sauce
- Paula Radcliffe (1st November 2009)
- How I Met Your Mother (31st October 2009)
- Buzzards (30 October 2009)
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About Me
- Gary
- In my twenties I was a failed poet. In my thirties I wrote a book on gambling which was very nearly published. In my forties I wrote a small book about moving from London to Shropshire, which remains unpublished. Into my fifties and the quest continues...
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