Feeling's mutual, Pete.

This would be something to see.

The Shortstop in the Rye

a shriek or a yawn?

This guy's a scream. And seriously informative. Highly recommend.

So enjoyed this piece! Thank you for sharing!

A sad story, Stephen.

Excellent news! I'll watch for it.

This was a real rib-tickler. Way to make my day. Disappointed to discover your new compilation doesn't ship to Canada.

Good one.

Another shelf in another world. A breathtaking work I've just finished and can't wait to start again. Thank you for your extraordinary insight.

ee-ee, oo-oo, ah-ah

Did your pencil burst into flames?

Quite enjoying these pieces. Both amusing and informative. Thanks for sharing!

Ha! No thanks. 🇨🇦

Party on, Garth

#earlymodern

The Lorax -- whose colouring has been wildly embellished in fiction.

Commencing chapter 2 of that blue one and thoroughly enthralled.

"Yee-haw!" cried the donkey.

Wonder how many blocks she knocked off with those. We called them Kbonkers.

'The Neophyte' by Gustave Doré.

Otherwise, perhaps, 'how it feels to grow old'.
#19thCentury #Romanticism

Chess... or hypnotic warfare?
#MedievalMonday

Clever all round. Title is nothing short of inspired.

Top of the list for the moment my no-shopping-for-myself-at-Christmas rule is lifted.

30 mins? Good grief! What a talent!

Arresting composition.

Last to the table gets a short stool and a premium view of the tablecloth. Send up a flare and we'll lower you down some cutlery.

She looks duly exhausted.

@iangouldhere.bsky.social That is interesting! And begs the questions "which character?" and "which play?" Best I can muster: Alistair Sim (the quintessential Ebenezer Scrooge) was my grandfather's elocution teacher in Edinburgh.