harriet on the work/life balance…
She worked all day on her story, that is from ten in the morning until three in the afternoon. Then she got up, stretched, and feeling very virtuous, she took a walk by the river. Lousie Fitzhugh, Harriet the Spy
I’m with Brooke Shields…
…on this. Tom Cruise’s evangelistic opinions on anti-depressants has rather changed my opinion on his being squirted with water. Last night (and rather childishly) I felt like I would like to drench him myself. I thought long and hard about starting to take the SSRI sertaline. I was terrified about taking something that would change more »
shandy, ibooks and reading…
I’ve been taking things reasonably easy this last week – oddly enough that hasn’t included much in the way of afternoon naps which is very unusual for me. In fact I’ve been experiencing the very odd phenomenon of the full day. Not something I’m at all used to. Without a couple of hours sleep in more »
the beany #2…
…is finally at the printers. Time for a long nap and an afternoon read I think.
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I'm Michael Nobbs, an artist, blogger and tea drinker (not necessarily in that order).
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