every day I lie a little: #5 / 100

Friday, 16 April 2010

#5 / 100

slightly blurry picture of Jo Bell and me on the Too Much information set at the Kendal Brewery Arts Centre. Note the excellent lamp.

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Sian16 April, 2010 09:35
I'm too dazzled by the excellent table cloth, and the red flower :)
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Sian16 April, 2010 09:40
I tried to comment on the excellent tablecloth and the nice red flower but I don't think it's worked. If it has and I'm commenting twice i'm going to look like a megalomaniac
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Jenn Ashworth16 April, 2010 10:01
Megalomaniac!!
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Sian16 April, 2010 10:08
I am! And now that's three...
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Talli Roland16 April, 2010 16:07
Love the lamp! How cool.
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annie clarkson17 April, 2010 09:36
oo nice hair accompaniments!
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Nik Perring18 April, 2010 20:32
Awesome lamp, and no mistake.

(And I know I still owe you an email Bear with me.)
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Jenn Ashworth19 April, 2010 13:30
thank you all. We've got three more dates before I clock off for maternity leave, so if you're interested in booking a ticket to one of our gigs you can get the full details at

www.inflatablelounge.blogspot.com
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First-person narrators can't die, so long as we keep telling the story of our own lives we're safe.
Pat Barker - The Ghost Road

...a faithful account of men and things as they have mirrored themselves in my mind, The mirror is doubtless defective; the outlines will sometimes be disturbed, the reflection faint or confused...
George Eliot - Adam Bede

'The duffer,' says the master, 'who in literature is known by the alias of narrator. And is no more nor less than the character you invent. To work the mark and purloin his confidence. By creating the right impressions.'
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James Salter - A Sport and A Pastime

If this method of approach should result in the perception of uncanny perception, or disquieting multiscience, in the writer, the reader must bear with the assurance that it is entirely the product of hind-sight.
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