books read 2009

  • Muriel Spark: The pride of Miss Jean Brodie
  • Toni Morrison: Jazz
  • Anthony Kiedis: Scar tissue
  • Tim Butcher: Blood river
  • Jorge Amado: Gabriella garofano e cannella
  • Stephen King: Dolores Clairborne
  • Kate Morton: The house at Riverton
  • Muriel Barbery: Estasti culinarie
  • Dorothy Whipple: The Priory
  • Andrea Camilleri: L'eta' del dubbio
  • Virgina Woolf: Mrs Dalloway
  • David Ebershoff: The 19th wife
  • Sidura Ludwig: Holding my breath
  • Vita Sackville-West: All passion spent
  • William Maxwell: So long, see you tomorrow
  • Mohsin Hamid: The reluctant fundamentalist
  • Noel Streatfeild: Saplings
  • Tracy Chevalier: Burning bright
  • Barbara Pym: Excellent women
  • Markus Zusak: The book thief
  • Annie E Proulx: Fine just the way it is

cinema 2009

  • Angels and Demons
  • Ghosts of girlfriends past
  • The boat that rocked
  • State of Play
  • He's just not that into you
  • Pane e tulipani (Bread and tulips)
  • Frost/Nixon
  • Yes man
  • Slumdog millionaire
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Tuesday, 23 January 2007

swaps!

Hey look at what I received in the post today...

this from Jennifer.  So happy and bright.

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and this from 'Carole'... (I think that's your name, you wrote on a postcard of Bangkok... I don't know your website... leave me a not if you read this?).  Su subtle and gentle.

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They both set my brain in a spin.  Keep watching...

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Love them both, you lucky woman!

so lovely! lucky lady!

The two toiles with the gingham look so great together!

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