and childhood memory

'in the midst of an intense glowing sweltering heat the country is all blue and golden with gleams of wheat about the hills' - kilvert, 8th august 1871 (still on holiday).

it's the afternoon of the thursday (but not quite world at one time). horsemouth has walked into ewyas harold and back to pick up a copy of the hereford times (effectively just for the tv guide). 

his mum has made some coffee so he's drinking that rather than his usual pot of tea. 

he's trying to put off re-reading marguerite duras' practicalities  until autumn (or winter) when it was dictated and written. he's still got quite a way to go with the plague (and it's still good). 

howard has been buying more music over on bandcamp. horsemouth will let you know what he makes of them.

it looks like united bible studies will be having a listening party on sunday 7pm for their new owl service produced album strange is the coastline. horsemouth will let you know more when he knows more.

looks like this is it.

it's the friday. last night the bell-ringing and after a discussion of growing up in 1940s sri lanka (or ceylon as it was) and childhood memory.

in the garden he's spotted some weeding he can do.