No Such Thing As Bad Publicity – Chapter 17 No it is not a new newspaper.
Just something spotted recently on Devonshire St On our visit to Corcomroe Abbey, I did take a stroll around the cemetery.
This was added to my list of inscriptions that provoke contemplation – even some months later. It reminds me of the scene in Jean de Florette that remains readily accessible in the brain when they stop the clock – the first time such a custom registered with me. A custom I like. No Such Thing As Bad Publicity – Chapter 12
No Such Thing As Bad Publicity – Ch. 11
When at the Dingle Aquarium, we did not spot any starfish regenerating their legs but I thnk we spotted an extra ‘o’ floating around the place.
It appears that in Wisconsin that the sweets are made at home by the maids.
Or is this another example of American English………
Early Saturday morning in Manorhamilton, I did stand stationary taking this photograph but am still at a loss as to how Party affects Toys.
As the shop is now closed down, maybe this riddle, or telling the public to stop, put off potential customers. I suppose that if you are looking to have work done on your bike, you are probably more concerned with their ability as a mechanic rather than their spelling. I sometimes wonder if anyone might deliberately include a misspelling in a sign to make it more memorable or to have the likes of me comment on it Or maybe it is to trap anyone who might call in to comment and allow the owner to ‘go spare’ or accuse the pedant, like me, of being a ‘spare’
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