Just found this on eBay which is quite nice. Not petite, but you could get length taken up in a dry cleaners.

Me too!

*envies* This is us!

Have you tried these? Absolutely delicious.

British Museum:

This is one of my favourite Cezannes there:

Just found this extract on someone's blog:

There's a lovely book about Welsh communities around the world.

Winter Olympics skier's message, urinated on the snow:

Blimey, mine's 'hopeful'. Wasn't expecting that plot twist.

This was mine. My parents' house had loads of old books as it had belonged to my mum's parents.

This series.

Part of an email from GiffGaff. Me, *shouting* How do you know I wasn't on holiday in the UK when I made those calls? Then it wouldn't be a 'staycay', as you whimsically put it.

"I'm not a sociologist!"

Such a lovely, if sad, new poem from Luke Wright.

'Walking wardrobe' :-)

This type of plate, which we've got variations of in three sizes (from TK Maxx, eBay and mother in law). We've also got some fab small bone china mugs in Elizabethan Calypso (charity shop and eBay)

Lovely poem by Luke Wright:

There's this Madhur Jaffrey one that's delicious but quite dry, not loads of sauce.

Ha, I just tried that, and it gave me dogs correctly, but on a cat search it included this!

They were fab. I particularly liked this one, taken in Paris.

How does Comptoir Libanais get its food to be so delicious? Had this the other day and was best thing I'd eaten for ages.

We will add a bit more flour next time. We used olive oil not butter so mixture was a bit liquid - takes a bit of experimenting.