Design writer and consultant
London
Joined March 2011
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What is it with Three.co.uk? They send a letter saying your monthly price is rising, but tell you to check online to see by how much.
On the letter most of your account number is obscured for security reasons, but the one you have doesn't work! Customer service? No!
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You gotta book to write. You're half awake in the morning. The book is a mountain. You got some notes somewhere. Where? What are you gonna do? All day you don't look for the notes. In the end, you find the notes. You turn them into a plan. It's not a mountain. It's a path.
Thanks for the joy you've brought this year, @jennyeclair. Looking forward to even more in 2025. Bring it on!
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Margaret Calvert Drives Out is a track from Bas Jan's album Back to the Swamp. Lyrics and video by Sally O’Reilly. youtu.be/U2FZX-nslYI Also, check out the crowdfunding page for Margaret’s first monograph – Woman at Work vol.co/collections/woman-at-…
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Blue plaque erected at Walthamstow Tesco to commemorate lettuce that outlasted Liz Truss dlvr.it/TF0Vs4
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New lows for @GWRHelp A first class advance ticket buys you a seat on floor outside the toilet in a train where it’s standing room from front to rear… I’m getting back in my car!
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Is photo proof @gwrhelp that I’ve just sat on the floor from Tiverton Parkway to Paddington DESPITE holding a first class ticket?I’ve just been told ( after queuing at your Padd tix office for 15 mins) that I need to write and request compensation! Could you make it any harder?
Love @mariondeuchars. Everything she does is magic - especially her books for kids.
Catch the last day of Material Matters at London's Bargehouse if you can. It's one of the more interesting and relevant shows @L_D_F this year.
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Interesting show @NPGLondon. There's an air of post-lockdown angst in many of the subjects in the 2024 Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award - most of the entries were completed last year. It really is a case of art reflecting life and well worth a visit. The work is great too!
