the wheels on the electric bus
‘…the wheels on the electric bus go round and round, until it needs to charge…’
Mark Wood
Wednesday
Wednesday
I’ve gone cashless
‘I don’t need it any more. I’ve gone cashless.’
Wednesday
When I said “they” are coming to dinner, there’s only one of them
‘When I said “they” are coming to dinner, there’s only one of them.’
Wednesday
Neck exercise class
‘Now lift your chin up to the ceiling, away from your phone.’
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
I use my tablet
‘No thanks. While my phone is charging I use my tablet.’
Thursday
Library? This is it
‘Library? This is it.’
Thursday
We had nothing left to talk about
‘It was an awful afternoon. We follow each other on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter, so we had nothing left to talk about.’
Thursday
With the train strike I had to run from Sevenoaks
‘43.6 miles, actually. With the train strike, I had to run from Sevenoaks.’
It’s been a week and he hasn’t said a word
‘He’s a bit standoffish. It’s been a week and he hasn’t said a word.’
Thursday
I have thousands of tweets in me
‘I don’t know about a book, but I have thousands of tweets in me.’
Thursday
Thursday
Me, me, me time
‘Don’t disturb her, she’s having some me, me, me time.’
Thursday
When was the last time you cleared out that shed?
‘When was the last time you cleared out that shed?’
Thursday
I spy with my little eye something beginning with “M”
‘I spy with my little eye something beginning with “M”.’
Thursday
I only come here because it’s nice
‘I only come here because it’s nice and quiet to listen to podcasts.’
Thursday
Once upon a thyme
‘Once upon a thyme...’
Wednesday
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