Saturday, 27 September 2008

Things to Smile About in Bath Today

Warm September sunshine

Meeting a friend not seen for months - good company and chat

Coffee and cake at St Michaels Without - proceeds support projects in India

Unexpectedly finding another King Bladud Pig

Street advertising's still there

Feel good busking - particularly this fiddle player with an inventive way of playing his Dobro guitar

A lovely long browse in the Garden section at Waterstones - sadly no purchases as I forgot my book tokens

Finding a book about Banksy with the publisher's disclaimer that they're not condoning Graffiti Art

Banksy must be having a laugh...
Posted by VP at 16:23
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4 comments:

  1. WELL DONE V.P. FOR BEING THE BEST AGRAGRIAN BLOG on Blotanical.

    Didn't know what an agrarian blog is until now. I suppose this defines it!

    Cogratulations.

    Esther

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  2. More things to smile about VP.... many congratulations on winning Best Agarian Blog on Blotanical; well deserved!

    Very Best Wishes,

    Zoë

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  3. It sounds like you had a good day out!
    Well done indeed on winning that blog award, it's well deserved! xx

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  4. Esther - thanks! I'm not sure if I understand it either!

    Zoe - thanks. I'm well chuffed :D

    Flighty - I sure did and thanks!

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