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alexsarllMildmay library may not have the most salubrious surroundings of all Islington's libraries, but blow me, the size of the comics collection here is really something. Between this and having just picked up several weeks' worth at Gosh, I can see myself getting rather distracted from the final third of Quicksilver, gripping though it is (and my apologies to the book for all the vitriol I directed at it over the lame skit about how Englishmen would never take to this 'tea' beverage; it was very weak, but I should have trusted Neal Stephenson enough to know that it was only a passing glitch).
Today looks to be the day that the people of London finally click that it is in fact summer, and start sitting on any grassy area in their droves, leading to some tutting from those of us who've been doing likewise on fine days for at least a month. But really, who could ever be jealous of London? She's hardly the most chaste of cities. And thank heavens for that, because it's those that apparently are, like Paris, that manage the greatest betrayals.
After falling into the first two episodes by mistake, I've given up on Lost again; at least the relapse didn't last as long as the original habit. Locke's combover almost kept me in, though.
Today looks to be the day that the people of London finally click that it is in fact summer, and start sitting on any grassy area in their droves, leading to some tutting from those of us who've been doing likewise on fine days for at least a month. But really, who could ever be jealous of London? She's hardly the most chaste of cities. And thank heavens for that, because it's those that apparently are, like Paris, that manage the greatest betrayals.
After falling into the first two episodes by mistake, I've given up on Lost again; at least the relapse didn't last as long as the original habit. Locke's combover almost kept me in, though.
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