Clare and Rena went to Southend on Friday.
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Saturday, July 29, 2006
Saturday, July 08, 2006
Vicky and Rich on Saturday. Photo by Dave Buller.
We live near the grave of Karl Marx, shown above. Today we visited the grave.
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Sunday, July 02, 2006
On Saturday we went to Rich and Vicky's marriage blessing in Birmingham. On Sunday we went to Milly's baptism at St Paul's.
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OTHER PLACES TO GO:
'They enforced their live strength with the power of dead things. Dead things did their bidding.'
Jack London,
White Fang.
'I just imagine him sitting up there under a sea of papers and occasionally pulling one from the bottom of a stack (probably with a week-old donut smushed in the middle of the stack somewhere) and thinking "ah yes... I ought to do something about this."'
Anonymous
Synapsids ("fused arch"), formerly known as "mammal-like reptiles", are a class of
amniotes (the other being the
sauropsids) that developed one hole in their skull (temporal fenestra) behind each eye, about 320 million years ago during the late
Carboniferous. The 4,500 species of living
synapsids, known as mammals, are currently the dominant land animals, and include both aquatic (whales) and avian (bats) species, and the
largest animal ever known to
have existed (the blue whale).
'The U.S. is such an underdog now, I'm obliged to support it.'
Rich Kuziara,
Brick Lane, 7 March 2008.
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