books read 2009

  • Dan Brown: The lost symbol
  • Katharine McMahon: The rose of Sebastopol
  • John Banville: The Sea
  • Margharita Laski: Little boy lost
  • Albert Camus: The plague
  • Tim Roth: The human stain
  • Deborah Wearing: Forever today
  • Chris Cleave: The other hand
  • Anne Tyler: Digging to America
  • Winifred Peck: House-bound
  • Stephanie Meyer: Breaking dawn
  • Alicia Gimenez Bartlett: Il silenzion dei chiostri
  • Andrea Camilleri: La danza del gabbiano
  • Curtis Sittenfeld: American wife
  • Patricia Cornwell: Scarpetta
  • Stephanie Meyer: Eclipse
  • Stephanie Meyer: New Moon
  • Stephanie Meyer: Twilight
  • George & Weedon Grossmith: The diary of a nobody
  • 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

  • Planet 51
  • Up
  • Julie & Julia
  • Inglorious Basterds
  • The time traveller's wife
  • Ice Age 3
  • The proposal
  • 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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Thursday, 29 October 2009

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I know the question is rhetorical but YES. LOL.

We have three bar stools in our kitchen which the kids find uncomfortable, the cushions on them are mismatched, misshaped and filthy.

At the beginning of the year, when I was churning through the sewing,my man said 'if you sew only one thing could it just be cushions for the stools'. He was right, they are so necessary. But I still haven't sewn them.

I am a little more inspired now!

This is a great incentive to get the UFOs out of the cupboard for finishing - your cushions are great!

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