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Tag Archives: hospital
Doom on a miserable looking postcard…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s eight pigeons, all facing the same way, are the ones in a line, at the edge of next door’s sloping roof.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I do like getting postcards. They used to come naked in the post, but now … Continue reading
Posted in abstract, academia, adjectives, art, arts, brain, celebrities, composition, creation, drama, Dulltown, food, Grumpiness, history, Hull.UK., humour, information, mind, poetry, postcards, prints, puzzle, reading, serendipity, spoem, style, surrealism, swearing, words, writing
Tagged 8 pigeons, art, arts, ballpoint pen, bloody noses, discovery, dredgers, feathering, ha ha ha ha, hospital, madness, memmel, night time, noses, pigeons, podcom, rafts, seepage, serendipity, Simon Doom, soup, style, surrealism, the glory days, The Hull Surrealist League, tomb, Tony Mayonaise, words
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Some stuff happening on the main road…
But first…Dulltown, UK: Today’s carefully selected colours are: gerund grey, goblin grey, gammerstang grey, goose grey, garbage grey, goat grey, gruel grey, gusset grey, and parrot pink.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Really, I suppose it was the large monochrome painting on the side of … Continue reading
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Tagged art, arts, bus stop, carefully chosen colours, composition, discovery, doctor nurse, eyes, gammerstang, garbage., gerund, Goat, goblin, goose, gruel, hospital, Hull UK, observations, painted figure, Rembtandt?, serendipity, street scene, style, surrealism, waiting, words
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It’s just Jeff in the wind…
But first… Dulltown, UK: Today’s quotation is from Vladimir Nabokov’s 1933 novel, Laughter in the Dark: Albinus was left alone. The air was blue and heavy with cigar smoke. Somebody had spilled something on the Turkish table – it was … Continue reading
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