Bits and Bobs of Fun
Some books are too big.
Some books are too small.
But, some books are just right!
Photo above: Edward caught napping on the definitive biography of The Brontes.
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This book is just wonderful!
Like a fairy tale.
Daniel Radcliffe, singing and dancing... who knew?!
Watch it till the end, you’ll be cheering, and wishing you’d decided to be a Broadway performer.
I wonder if it’s too late for me to audition for the part of that woman in the red suit?
See it HERE.
I’m looking forward to this movie!
If I can’t make it to Paris this summer, this might just be the next best thing!
See the trailer HERE
I can’t help myself.
I love this swimsuit!
But no, I won’t be wearing it.
Also, I’ve had several letters about the little stone cottage that I put in my garden and wrote about HERE.
You can find it HERE.
No email ordering, just call the phone number on the website.
"Hey, who woke me up?"
I had to do a double take again ! Strange how PON's always like to have a pillow to rest on whether it's a book , a cushion or , best of all , your foot .
ReplyDeleteEdward certainly has good taste in books!
ReplyDeleteI read lovely things about you in Jeanne's blog . . . fun.
ReplyDeleteFondly,
Glenda
Ok...this was fun..Here, Here and Here! You have the most remarkable dog!! Such good taste too....the Bronte sisters :)
ReplyDeleteWhen you said swimsuit I was thinking a 1950's polka dot ensemble with a woman looking very swish, sunglasses on, looking out to sea...very elegant...and then I clicked on the photo...You crazy woman! Love it.
Have a great day Pamela!!
Jeanne xxx
Hello Pamela
ReplyDeleteLove the picture of Edward and his book! Great way to start my Monday morning--reading your blog!
Have a great week
Best
Tracy:)
That's quite the swimsuit. Don't think I would dare. Love that Edward and his sleeping places. He's like a cat...no matter how many places you provide, they find their own. I am having so much fun bopping around your blog. I love it. Hugs, Deb=^..^=x4
ReplyDeleteLiked the trailer but was convinced to see the movie when the website had a version of Van Gogh's Starry Night. Thanks for the review! Wonderfully gorgeous photography of Paris in the trailer.
ReplyDeleteNothing on garden website about cottages - really do need to call.
Oh Edward...so very handsome. You take my breath away.
ReplyDeleteEdward has impeccable taste. hee.
ReplyDeletexo Isa
He has a great taste in books! I just came home from Yorkshire or as I like to call it: Bronte land.
ReplyDeleteOhhh yes, Doesn't "Midnight In Paris" look good. Don't you love the promo pic of Owen Wilson with the scene behind him swirling into Van Gogh!
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The Bronte's as a headrest. Edward is beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHope you're good Pamela xx
Have had a wonderful entertaining half hour following your links, Pamela, - now I am going to see if Alexi Zentner has reached our local library, yet. The pages I read lead me on, and on.... Movie is very enticing, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful, and intriguing, post. Paris in the evening, ah, reminding me of the Evening in Paris (the bygone scent) will be a must-see movie and what wonderful taste Edward has in books. I must find this Bronte biography. I just finished browsing through The Brontes at Haworth, a happenstance find at the library. You might want to find it as it is a wonderful book filled with all sorts of pictures and tidbits, much of which you are probably reading in greater detail in your book, with some of the artwork of the Brontes, their diaries, and such.
ReplyDeleteHas Edward got browner or is it my imagination? Whatever his colour he is the wisest dog bagging that book for himself.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a fabulous book, though it might be a tad heavy for those delicate paws to prop up! Have a beautiful day - so nice to see your lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteI bet Edward graduated magna dog laude!
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Sadly my labrador still prefers to chew books better than sleeping on them...
ReplyDeleteOh, Edward I wonder what dreams the book inspired! The film looks good - I'd like to see it when it finally gets around to our local film theatre:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely look on Edward's face as he wakes up!
ReplyDeletea book that big might well tire one out!
Oh, that Edward! What a genius!
ReplyDeleteAwwwe, it looks like Edward is as enamoured with the Bronte's as I am...it's like he's trying to comfort them with a snuggle.
ReplyDeleteI've read Elizabeth Gaskell's and Rebecca Fraser's Bronte biographies (love Fraser's and Gaskell's is so wonderful because she knew Charlotte) but not Miss. Barker's, it's at the top of my list though.
Mr. Radcliffe...wow!!! He was wonderful, very impressed! I think that swimsuit would scare Apple and Edward...it did me!
xo J~
Once again, Pamela, I find myself ensnared by another of your lists! I keep them all, you know...for fear I might miss something NOT to be missed if I only trust my memory. Edward always tugs at my heartstrings no matter what he is doing and I love this picture of him, resting his tender head on this incredible book.
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by everything you take note of here. Simply marvelous.
While the movie trailer definitely got my attention, I cannot say that I will ever see the actual film. His cinematic genius not withstanding, I am so completely disgusted by Woody Allen as a person that I cannot support him in any fashion. I find him to be completely immoral and perverse. Yuck! I probably just typed myself out of my comment being posted. Anyway, thank you for all you have shared today. As always, I love every offering! There is no other like you..or Edward either!