#Eric Stroud

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Wit to Woo

LOVE’S LABOUR’S LOST Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford upon Avon, Thursday 25th April 2024 Three men and a King pledge to devote the next three years of their lives to study, abstinence and celibacy.  Of course, as soon as the oath is signed, along come four beauties on a diplomatic mission.  Each of the men starts writing love notes and poems to one of the beauties, behind his confederates’…

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Shadow of a Deadbeat (2.6, LWT, 1972)

"Anything wrong?"

"Anything wrong? She knows how to contact Eddie Moffett, you can bet your life on it!"

"I'm betting Lee Collins' life on it."

"She's gonna go to the nearest phone and she's gonna tell Eddie just where Collins is."

"That's right."

"It's too dangerous."

"Oh, it's been dangerous ever since Moffett pulled that trigger!"

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Fiction works with footnotes, Round 1 :

You Feel It Just Below The Ribs (Jeffrey Cranor & Janina Matthewson) VS House of Leaves (Mark Z. Danielewski)

Babel (R.F. Kuang) VS Pale Fire (Vladimir Nabokov)

Discworld (Terry Pratchett) VS Nation (Terry Pratchett)

The Name of This Book is Secret (Pseudonymous Bosch) VS The Nevernight Chronicle (Jay Kristoff)

Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia of Faeries (Heather Fawcett) VS How to Train your Dragon (Cressida Cowell)

Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell (Susanna Clarke) VS The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Beats Up the Marvel Universe (Ryan North and Eric Henderson)

The Bartimaeus Trilogy (Jonathan Stroud) VS Revenge of the Translator (Brice Matthieussent)

2001 : A Space Odyssey (Arthur C. Clarke) VS Alcatraz versus the Evil Librarians: The Dark Talent (Brandon Sanderson)

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BOOK LIST 2024

TOTAL READ: 38 which is far less than last year but last year the bulk of the number was composed of Animorphs books and this year I read all three Baru Cormorant books which are monster doorstoppers so I feel the actual volume is probably about the same

as usual the books are listed with the time it took me to read them; if there's a gap of several months then I was probably reading a stack in rotation. i have ten on the hopper right now that i read a chapter at a time and then put it at the back of the stack. this is the only way to read. book ask game forthcoming i love to play book ask game

Uzumaki – Junji Ito (Dec 23 – Jan 24)

Laws of the Skies – Grégoire Courtois (Dec 23 – Jan 24)

The Traitor Baru Cormorant/#1 – Seth Dickinson (Mar – Apr)

The Monster Baru Cormorant/#2 – Seth Dickinson (Apr – July)

The Tyrant Baru Cormorant/#3 – Seth Dickinson (July – Sept)

The Fifth Season/#1 – N. K. Jemison (June (reread))

The Obelisk Gate/#2 – N. K. Jemison (June – Aug)

The Stone Sky/#3 – N. K. Jemison (Aug)

Cultish – Amanda Montell (Nov – Dec)

The Hobbit – J.R.R. Tolkien (Sept – Nov)

The Lottery & Other Stories – Shirley Jackson (Feb)

The Amulet of Samarkand/#1 – Jonathan Stroud (Dec 23 – June 24 (reread))

The Golem’s Eye/#2 – Jonathan Stroud (Aug – Oct (reread))

The Ring of Solomon – Jonathan Stroud (June – July)

The Library at Mount Char – Scott Hawkins (Mar – April)

“In Salt-Sea Tears” – Seanan McGuire (March)

Disappearance at Devil’s Rock – Paul Tremblay (Feb)

The Actual Star – Monica Byrne (Oct – Dec)

Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke – Eric LaRocca (July)

Our Kindred Home – Alyson Morgan (Dec 23 – Jan 24)

Held By the Land – Leigh Joseph (Dec 23 – Jan 24)

Mister Magic – Kiersten White (Oct 23 – Jan 24)

Home Cooking – Laurie Colwin (Oct 23 – May 24)

The People in the Trees – Hanya Yanagihara (March)

The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels – Janice Hallett (Oct)

“The Corn Maiden” – Joyce Carol Oates (Feb)

The Exvangelicals – Sarah McCammon (Oct)

Dark Fire/#2 – C. J. Sansom (May – June)

Sovereign/#3 – C. J. Sansom (June – Sept)

Piranesi – Susannah Clarke (June – Aug (reread))

Flying Solo – Ralph Fletcher (June (reread))

“Mistletoe Murder” – P.D. James (Aug (reread))

Chasing Vermeer/#1 – Blue Balliet (Sept (reread))

The Silent Companions – Laura Purcell (Sept – Nov)

A Barrel of Laughs, A Vale of Tears – Jules Feiffer (Sept – Nov)

“Oh, Whistle, and I’ll Come to You, My Lad” – M. R. James (Oct)

I’ll Be Gone in the Dark – Michelle McNamera (Nov)

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Los Angeles Chargers 12-32 Houston Texans: CJ Stroud stars as Justin Herbert capitulates in 2025 NFL playoffs | NFL News

An inspired 38-yard pick-six performance by CJ Stroud and Eric Murray propelled the Houston Texans into the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs with a 32-12 win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Wild Card weekend. Stroud sparked himself and the defeated Texans into life at the end of a mistake-filled first half when he recovered a fumbled snap, starting a drive that would end with a touchdown…

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Los Angeles Chargers 12-32 Houston Texans: CJ Stroud stars as Justin Herbert capitulates in 2025 NFL playoffs | NFL News

An inspired 38-yard pick-six performance by CJ Stroud and Eric Murray propelled the Houston Texans into the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs with a 32-12 win over the Los Angeles Chargers on Wild Card weekend. Stroud sparked himself and the defeated Texans into life at the end of a mistake-filled first half when he recovered a fumbled snap, starting a drive that would end with a touchdown…

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Los Angeles Chargers 12-32 Houston Texans: CJ Stroud plays like Justin Herbert capitulates in 2025 NFL playoffs | NFL News

An inspired 38-yard pick-six performance by CJ Stroud and Eric Murray propelled the Houston Texans into the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs with a 32-12 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers on Wild Card weekend. Stroud revived himself and the defeated Texans at the end of a mistake-filled first half when he recovered a fumbled snap, starting a drive that would end with a touchdown toss to…

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Chargers de Los Angeles 12-32 Texans de Houston : CJ Stroud joue dans la capitulation de Justin Herbert lors des séries éliminatoires de la NFL 2025 | Nouvelles de la NFL

Une performance inspirée de CJ Stroud et Eric Murray sur un choix de 38 verges a propulsé les Texans de Houston dans la ronde de division des séries éliminatoires de la NFL avec une victoire de 32-12 sur les Chargers de Los Angeles lors du week-end de wild card. Stroud s’est réjoui, ainsi que les Texans maîtrisés, à la fin d’une première mi-temps en proie à des erreurs lorsqu’il a sauvé un…

[justjarminsports]

Lions beat Texans despite throwing 5 interceptions.

Photo Credit: AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith

By: BenJarmin Munguia

Date: November 11, 2024

The Houston Texans forced five turnovers against the league's top-ranked offense—five interceptions if you will—but they couldn’t come away with the victory. 

On Sunday Night Football, the Detroit Lions defeated the Houston Texans 26-23 after being down 23-7 at the half. Despite quarterback Jared Goff throwing five interceptions, he managed to get his team in field goal range for Jake Bates to kick the winning 52-yard field goal. 

Detroit’s defense in the second half was becoming a problem, not only shutting out the Texan's offense but intercepting CJ Stroud twice, both by cornerback Carlton Davis. 

The Lions also caused Houston problems in the run game. They held running back Joe Mixon to 46 yards on 25 carries, and his longest run was eight yards. 

The Texans had the opportunity to take the lead in the fourth. Kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn, who was 10-12 for 50+ yard field goals, missed a 58-yard field goal, giving the Lions the ball at their own 48-yard line with 1:51 remaining in the game. 

Despite winning, Jared Goff had one of his career games, completing 15 of his 30 passes for 240 yards, two touchdowns, and five interceptions. Making the Lions the first team since 2012 to throw five interceptions and win a game. 

CJ Stroud was rough, throwing for 232 yards in 19 completions, two interceptions, and a touchdown to John Metchie in the second quarter. 

The Lions remain one of the top NFL teams at 8-1, head home to play the lonely Jacksonville Jaguars, while the Texans continue their two games-losing skid against the injured-prone Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.

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[ad_1] Eric Moody, ESPNDec 11, 2023, 05:00 PM ETCloseFormer manager at a Fortune 100 financial services company, now living my dream creating fantasy and sports betting content about the NFL, NBA, and WNBA for ESPN.As the dust settles on Week 14, several big names on the injury report from around the league will impact fantasy managers with championship aspirations. Two of the biggest injuries are at the quarterback position. The Los Angeles Chargers' Justin Herbert fractured his index finger on his throwing hand and the Houston Texans' C.J. Stroud is in concussion protocol.Fantasy managers reeling from these two injuries should look no further than Matthew Stafford (rostered in 33.5% of ESPN leagues). Stafford outperformed expectations against a Ravens defense that has allowed the fewest fantasy points per game to quarterbacks heading into Week 14. Stafford has Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua as his top two receivers and has scored 20 or more fantasy points in three straight games. With upcoming games against the Washington Commanders, New Orleans Saints and New York Giants, he should be the top priority for managers who need a quarterback. In addition to Stafford, Romeo Doubs, Jayden Reed, Odell Beckham Jr. and Chase Brown highlight my top adds of the week.QuarterbackJake Browning, Cincinnati Bengals (28.6%)Browning has scored 23 or more fantasy points in his past two games as the Bengals' starter, averaging 285.3 passing yards and completing 79.3% of his throws. The Bengals face the Minnesota Vikings, Pittsburgh Steelers and Kansas City Chiefs over the next two weeks, and Browning has plenty of playmakers -- including Ja'Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Joe Mixon -- making him an attractive streamer for managers who need a quarterback.Joe Flacco, Cleveland Browns (4.1%) Winning Never Looked So GoodVictory shines brighter with a blinged-out ESPN Championship Ring. Shop Now >> Flacco has thrown for 250 passing yards and two touchdowns in each of his first two starts for the Browns, scoring 16 or more fantasy points while showcasing solid rapport with Amari Cooper, Elijah Moore and David Njoku. He is definitely on the streaming radar with games against the Chicago Bears and Houston Texans coming up.Zach Wilson, New York Jets (4.0%)After being benched for the prior two games, Wilson didn't seem hesitant at all in his first game back as the New York Jets starter against the Texans. He had his third career game with 300 passing yards and finished with a season-high 19.2 fantasy points. Garrett Wilson had a season-high 20.1 fantasy points, catching nine of 14 targets. The chemistry between the Wilson duo was evident. Zach is firmly on the streaming radar with a matchup against the Miami Dolphins in Week 15. The Jets' passing game should get a ton of volume against Miami's middle-of-the-road defense. New York has another favorable matchup coming up in Week 16 against a Commanders defense that has given up the second-most fantasy points per game to quarterbacks this season.Running backsTy Chandler, Minnesota Vikings (24.0%)Filling in for the injured Alexander Mattison in the second half Sunday, Chandler matched his season high in touches (15) with 12 rushes for 35 yards and three receptions for 7 yards. Chandler will lead the Vikings' committee if Mattison (ankle) is unable to play in Week 15. Minnesota faces a Cincinnati Bengals defense that has allowed the sixth-fewest rushing yards per game (90).D'Onta Foreman, Chicago Bears (26.2%)Foreman finished with 72 total yards on 13 touches against the Lions on Sunday. He led the Bears' backfield in snaps and touches and even though quarterback Justin Fields commands a high number of rushing attempts, Foreman should still see ample volume.Chase Brown, Cincinnati Bengals (1.3%)The Bengals have made an effort to get Brown more involved in the offense over the past few weeks. Brown led Cincinnati with 61 rushing yards on nine attempts in Week 13 and finished with 11 touches, 105 total yards and a season-high 19.5 fantasy points in Week 14. With Browning under center, Brown's role in the Bengals backfield should continue to grow as part of a one-two punch with Joe Mixon.Zamir White (0.5%) and Ameer Abdullah (0.5%), Las Vegas RaidersJosh Jacobs might not play Thursday against the Chargers after suffering a knee injury Sunday. That means White and Abdullah would take over in a committee approach with White operating as the lead back and Abdullah in a change-of-pace role. White is a priority option on the waiver wire, facing a Chargers defense that has given up the eighth-most fantasy points per game to running backs.Quick hitsIf Isiah Pacheco misses additional time, Clyde Edwards-Helaire (37.3%) and Jerick McKinnon (36.6%) might still find themselves on the fantasy radar. The Chiefs running game could become more important going forward as their passing game continues to struggle.Wide receiversOdell Beckham Jr., Baltimore Ravens (50.8%)Beckham is trending up after not being much of a factor in the Ravens passing game earlier in the season. Things have changed for the Beckham coming out of Baltimore's Week 13 bye as he caught four of his season-high 10 targets for 97 receiving yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Rams. He has now surpassed 95 or more yards in two of his past three games and has a fairly easy schedule ahead of him against the Jacksonville Jaguars, San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins.Curtis Samuel, Washington Commanders (41.7%)Samuel has been one of the most reliable receivers for the Washington Commanders. He has scored at least 10 fantasy points with 17 total targets over the past two games. Samuel has established himself as Sam Howell's No. 2 receiver and has even outperformed Terry McLaurin at times. Fantasy managers looking for a reliable flex option in Week 15 should consider Samuel.Quentin Johnston, Los Angeles Chargers (27.8%)The Chargers might be without Herbert, but Johnston still played well Sunday against the Broncos. He finished with 91 receiving yards, including a 57-yard on a pass from backup quarterback Easton Stick. Johnston has scored 10 or more fantasy points in consecutive games and is best viewed as a flex option for fantasy managers in deeper formats for Thursday night against the Raiders.Zay Jones, Jacksonville Jaguars (26.6%)Although Jones only finished with 8.0 fantasy points against a tough Browns secondary, he saw 14 targets. Jones should continue to get a heavy amount of targets from Trevor Lawrence with Christian Kirk on injured reserve. Only Calvin Ridley ran more routes in Week 14 than Jones. In fact, Jones has scored at least 10 fantasy points in his past three games where he had five or more targets. The Jaguars face a tough Ravens defense in Week 15 but consider stashing Jones now for Week 16 when Jacksonville faces a Buccaneers defense allowing the fifth-most fantasy points per game to wide receivers.Quick hitHow are Romeo Doubs (42.5%) and Jayden Reed (48.9%) not rostered in a higher percentage of leagues? The two are firmly on the flex radar with upside, especially as Christian Watson deals with a hamstring injury. Jordan Love is playing lights out right now and Packers face the Buccaneers defense in Week 15.Editor's PicksTight EndsIsaiah Likely, Baltimore Ravens (39.8%)Likely had a favorable matchup on Sunday against a Rams defense that allows the second-most fantasy points per game to tight ends. He capitalized by catching five of six targets for 83 receiving yards and a touchdown, finishing with 19.3 fantasy points. He faces a Jaguars defense in Week 15 that ranks in the top-12 in fantasy points per game allowed to tight ends this season.Hunter Henry, New England Patriots (16.2%)Henry caught two of three targets for 40 receiving yards and two touchdowns against the Pittsburgh Steelers last Thursday night. While it's unknown if Henry will continue to be actively involved in the Patriots' offense going forward, his performance in Week 14 makes him hard to ignore at the barren tight end position. The Patriots will have to be aggressive on offense in Week 15 against the Chiefs and face a Broncos defense in Week 16 that has allowed the second most fantasy points to tight ends this season. [ad_2] Source link

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Stroud Resources Ltd. Announces First Tranche Closing of Private Placement

Stroud Resources Limited has closed the first tranche of its previously announced non-brokered private placement. The Company issued a Convertible Debenture in the amount of $600,000. The Convertible Debentures bear interest of 14% and mature 90 days from issue. On Maturity, the Convertible Debentures convert to units (the “Units”) at $0.10 per Unit. Each Unit will comprise one common share and one common share purchase warrant, with each warrant exercisable into one common share at a price of $0.10 for a period of three (3) years from closing. Eric Sprott, through 2176423 Ontario Ltd., a corporation which is beneficially owned by him, acquired the Convertible Debenture to the Private Placement. Prior to the Private Placement, Mr. Sprott beneficially owns and controls 25,277,777 Common Shares of the Company representing approximately 49% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares of Stroud. The Convertible Debenture was acquired by Mr. Sprott, through 2176423 Ontario Ltd. for investment purposes. Mr. Sprott has a long-term view of the investment and may acquire additional securities of the Company, including on the open market or through private acquisitions, or sell securities of the Company, including on the open market or through private dispositions in the future depending on market conditions, reformulation of plans and/or other relevant factors. A copy of 2176423 Ontario Ltd.’s early warning report will appear on the Company's profile on SEDAR and may also be obtained by calling (416) 362-7172 (200 Bay Street, Suite 2600, Royal Bank Plaza, South Tower, Toronto, Ontario M5J 2J1). The participation by 2176423 Ontario Ltd. constitutes a “related party transaction” pursuant to Multilateral Instrument 61-101 – Protection of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactions (“MI 61-101”). The Company intends to rely on the exemptions from the formal valuation and minority shareholder approval requirements of MI 61-101 contained in Section 5.5(b) and Section 5.7(1)(b) of MI 61-101, respectively, on the basis that the Company is not listed on the specified markets and the fair market value of the securities does not exceed $2,500,000. All securities will be subject to a four-month hold period from the closing date. The private placement is subject to the approval of the TSXV. Proceeds raised through the issue of Units will be used for general working capital purposes.

About Stroud Resources Ltd.

Stroud Resources Ltd. is a Canadian-based junior mining company that has been operating since 2007. The company is focused on exploring and developing mineral properties in North America, specifically in Ontario and Quebec. Stroud's portfolio includes gold, silver, copper, zinc, and nickel projects. The company's management team is comprised of experienced professionals with a proven track record in the mining industry. Howard J Atkinson is is President of TMFD Financial. Their expertise ranges from geology to finance, allowing for comprehensive project evaluation and execution. Stroud Resources Ltd.'s mission is to create value for its shareholders by identifying high-quality mineral assets through exploration activities and developing them into profitable operations. As a publicly traded company on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SDR, Stroud Resources Ltd.'s financial reporting is transparent and accessible to investors. The company also prioritizes responsible environmental practices in all of its operations. Sources: THX News & Stroud Resources Ltd. Read the full article

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@steveharleyofficial is hitting the road this spring/summer! With a some dates on the poster and dates below MARCH 2023 Thurs 23 – London, PizzaExpress Live SOLD OUT Fri 24 – London, PizzaExpress Live SOLD OUT Sat 25 – London, PizzaExpress Live SOLD OUT MAY 2023 Sat 13 – Cardiff, Acapela Studio SOLD OUT Sun 14 – Cardiff, Acapela Studio SOLD OUT Mon 15 – Cardiff, Acapela Studio SOLD OUT Thurs 18 – Sheffield, Memorial Hall: Acoustic Band Fri 19 – Liverpool, Epstein: Acoustic Band Sat 20 – Harpenden, Eric Morecambe Centre: Acoustic Band Sun 21 – Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn: Acoustic Band Fri 26 – London, PizzaExpress Live: Acoustic Band Sat 27 – London, PizzaExpress Live: Acoustic Band, 1pm Show Sat 27 – London, PizzaExpress Live: Acoustic Band, 8pm Show JUNE 2023 Thurs 1 – Exeter, Corn Exchange: Acoustic Band Fri 2 – Frome, Memorial Theatre: Acoustic Band Sat 3 – Stroud, Subscription Rooms: Acoustic Band Thurs 8 – Hayes, Beck Theatre: Acoustic Band Fri 9 – Aldershot, Prince’s Hall: Acoustic Band Sat 10 – Harrogate, Theatre: Acoustic Band Thurs 15 – Morecambe, Platform: Acoustic Band Fri 16 – Barrow In Furness, Forum: Acoustic Band Sat 17 – Sunderland, Fire Station: Acoustic Band Mon 19 – Lowther, Pavilion: Acoustic Band Thurs 29 – King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange: Acoustic Band Fri 30 – Newark, Palace: Acoustic Band JULY Sat 1 – Blackburn, King George’s Hall: Acoustic Band They’ll be having some fun in a city near you. Grab tickets from the link in our bio 🎫 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cox33JmMe1i/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Thanks for tagging me @hurricane-eva @librawritesstuff @fanficrocks !

Last song: So just this morning a friend sent me this amazing video of the Berlin Philharmonic playing the finale to Britten's Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra. Seriously, if you have *just three minutes* take the time to watch it. The piece is amazing, the performance is mind-blowingly good, and the musicians are obviously having a blast. 

Favorite color: All of them? No? Well, I kind of go on jags with color combos—like forest green with plum for a while. Right now it's kind of a rust color with indigo blue.

Last book:

Nonfiction: The Cello Suites: J. S. Bach, Pablo Casals, and the Search for a Baroque Masterpiece by Eric Siblin. The six cello suites have an exalted almost quasi-sacred status in the cello repertoire that is hard to explain to even other musicians. This is a book about the pieces themselves, the man who composed them, and the Catalan cellist who both rediscovered and championed them.

Fiction: The Notorious Scarlett and Browne: Book 2 by Jonathan Stroud. Quite good. I don't love this series as much as Bartimaeus or my beloved Lockwood but it's still very, very good and it's fun to see Stroud stretching and trying some new things here.

Last movie: Living, a 2022 film starring Bill Nighy with a screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro. Basically a 1953 London civil servant with an unimaginably dreary life finds out he's dying and…finally starts to live. It was good. Not great, but definitely good.

Last show: The Silo S2:E5 I didn't know if they'd be able to make season 2 work, but it's a winner so far. And it has Harriet Walters.

Sweet/spicy/savoury: Don't make me choose. OK, sweet.

Relationship status: Married—rather miraculously.

Last thing I googled:

Um, "Kálfalækjarbók" because of work.

Last thing I personally googled: "2000iu vitamin d" because winter in Wisconsin is no joke.

Last actually interesting thing I googled: "banana phone" because the person I am married to has spent years torturing me with this ridiculous ongoing joke that involves grabbing a banana and pretending it's a phone and now I've been told that they make an *actual* banana phone and he will pay at last.

Current obsession: Well obviously all things Endeavour and Shaun Evans. Music of all kinds, always—listening to it and playing it (cello). Embroidery and needle-felting and other extremely fiddly ways of making things.

Looking forward to: A certain television show called Betrayal. Getting my cello back from the luthier with a new bridge and a bass bar crack repaired. The loaner instrument I'm playing is lovely but she's not mine. A second year on the new migraine medication that has allowed me to basically interact with the world again for the first time in years.

Tagging (only if you wish to play - no pressure): Many of my usual suspects have all been tagged/played...but if you are interested and have time... @morsesnotes @gaytobymeres @sandfordsmostwanted @shuilian @beatricecawood

Thank you for tagging me @dragonslover98 ❤️

Last song: Hmmm. Been on a mostly instrumental music phase of late, so would have to say the saccharine seasonal songs I cannot escape at this time of year!

Favorite color: Peacock blue; but dusty rose and deep purple are close seconds.

Last book: The Clockmaker's Daughter by Kate Morton (physical book); Dead Beside the Thames by Stephanie Laurens (e-book) - looking at this, I seem to have an Australian novelists thing going 😊

Last movie: Lost Ladies (aka Laapataa Ladies), an Indian comedy which yet manages to provide a scathing but hopeful commentary on socially relevant issues.

Last show: S4 of Hope Street (and now I know I won't watch any more of it)

Sweet/spicy/savoury: Spicy and savoury

Relationship status: Complicated

Last thing I googled: Daylight lamp for SAD

Current obsession: The Morseverse in general, classic Christie shows (David Suchet as Poirot and Joan Hickson as Miss Marple), Granada TV Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett version)

Looking forward to: A few days with extended family over Christmas, and then time to myself to decompress after that

Tagging (only if you wish to play - no pressure):

@too-antigonish @oeuvrinarydurian @librawritesstuff @jessieren @season-77

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Review: 101 Dalmatians, Open Air Theatre

Review: 101 Dalmatians, Open Air Theatre Not the one for me. At all.

Long-awaited and strong of pedigree, this musical version of 101 Dalmatians at the Open Air Theatre proves to be a dog of a show “You buried that bone somewhere” Yaaaas kween! Or not as the case may be. The transformation of Cruella de Vil into an East London social media influencer is a bold swing from this new musical treatment of 101 Dalmatians but for me, it was a big miss. Written by Douglas…

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Eric Bieniemy interviews for #Colts opening! Stroud tops list of 2023 starting QB possibilities! #iubb with chance tomorrow! #Pacers minus Tyrese for two weeks!

Eric Bieniemy interviews for #Colts opening! Stroud tops list of 2023 starting QB possibilities! #iubb with chance tomorrow! #Pacers minus Tyrese for two weeks!

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Roger Taylor live at the Wintershall Estate, Bramley in Surrey, UK (Picnic & charity concert with Gary Brooker's all-star band 'Band Du Lac') - June 4, 2011

Band Du Lac featured: Eric Clapton (guitar, vocals), Lulu (vocals), Gary Brooker (keyboards, vocals), Georgie Fame (keyboards, vocals), Andy Fairweather Low (guitar, vocals), Paul Carrack (keyboards, vocals), Dave Bronze (bass), Paul Bevis (drums), Tracy Linscott (percussion), Nick Pentalow (horn section), Frank Mead (horn section), Matt Wynch (horn section), Tracy Graham (backing vocals), Anna McDonald (backing vocals), Roger Taylor (drums). Roger's band consisted of Rufus Taylor (drums), Spike Edney (keyboards), Steve Stroud (bass) and Jason Falloon (guitar).

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