You can’t say people in UD‘s world don’t suffer.
… is featured in the Guardian newspaper.
The animal shelter-cum-pop-up store was bustling. The dog-sweaters were available in a range of sizes and seemed to be doing particularly good business, as was a purple dog-sized bandana.
Frances Eby, 58, bought a T-shirt which had a famous image of Morrissey with a cat on his head and the words: “My life with Fanny the wondercat”. Eby was originally going to be called Fanny, she said, after her grandmother, but her parents backed out.
Eby had travelled from Maryland to see the Morrissey show. She was with her friend Diane Seltzer, whom she met in 2007 through a Morrissey message board called “Mozketeers”. “I’ve made lifelong friends through Morrissey,” she said.
That’s true about Grandma Wasserman.
We didn’t call Frances Fanny when we were growing up, but we did call her Fooey.
… would fail to put out red flowers.
Here’s a very encouraging sign.
… is now a clean well-lighted place
with beautiful views over the square.
The house it’s in is on the market.
… of Civic Studies in Augsburg, Germany.
Irrationally proud of
my pepper plants.
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Lemon cake at Black Market Bistro
shared three ways with friends.