Helen Saunders

Ex academic subject librarian (Welsh/Celtic) & public librarian, cataloguer, mother, ACCM reject, Hildabeast. Llyfrgellydd, mam, gwraig bardd. English & Welsh.

[Helen Saunders @Ceridweb]

@ifanmj @GarmonCeiro Ie, hefyd yn handi os ydych chi'n mynd i ffordd rhywle ac yn aros mewn gwesty neu ty rhywun.

[Helen Saunders @Ceridweb]

@GarmonCeiro fe wnaethon ni cael cot bed, wedyn tynnu'r barriers a'i droi yn wely sengl, ond yn eitha fach ac roedd angen gwely arall wedyn.

[Edwin Hayward @edwinhayward]

"Hug friends in a fortnight"

What an irresponsibly unequivocal headline!

We are still many, many months away from the whole population being fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. And even then it's not a magic 100% effective shield.

[Helen Saunders @Ceridweb]

@AliMairPalmer er ...

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Sesame oil lasts a long time, yes?

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@Cymraes1986 Ah. It will pass! Seems incredible now that mine once lay down on the pavement in a really busy spot and refused to budge. They wouldn't do it now.

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@yrieithydd Wy'n colli Aberystwyth

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@ManonCeridwen Indeed. Lots of publicity for John Lewis too!

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@ManonCeridwen It's just a rather spiteful way of getting at Theresa May, I think.

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@wylie_alan I used to like Max Boyce's songs, but I must say working in S. Wales I got *so* fed up with people using the line "sitting down again are you?" to suggest I wasn't doing any work. As if work only happens standing up (and his story was about the men digging the road, after all!)

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"Standing by the phone" - another phrase which has lost its original meaning with the passage of time.

[Helen Saunders @Ceridweb]

@nigs @Lesley_A @Barlie40 @suepembs @lizloz @LizAnne_x @M4ryGater @bigbelbess @redsporak @ChristineGarst3 @chrisstovell @LynnAli2 @Sundaytwist @Girlie4 @MadJackie @mad10 @Bustyrockets Thank you Stuart, and enjoy the bank holiday weekend everyone!

[Helen Saunders @Ceridweb]

@thevicarswife A lot of current online stuff (not only Twitter) has a whiff of the 17th century about it. The 1650s, perhaps.

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@thevicarswife Passions were running high in 1641, all round.

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@DafyddTrystan @AmeliaAber @CV_UHB If so, that's great news!