stephanie maltman

[stephanie maltman @tunicliffe]

@thebowlerhatman @JamesAHogg2 Agree, Tolen in ‘The Knack’ is iconic. First film that ever made me see something else than just a story. Huge impact when it first came out.

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Is it for Michaelmas Day tomorrow?It used to be a time when farmers brought their geese to market. In the Christian church it is the feast of St Michael the Archangel who fought with Lucifer and kicked him out of Heaven, down to earth where he landed in in a blackberry bush.

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

I’m a huge fan of whatever the heck this is

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@TRobinsonNewEra Is it for Michaelmas, tomorrow. Once a time of goose fairs and goose for dinner. Feast of St Michael the Archangel in the Christian church, who at Michaelmas time fought with Lucifer and cast him out of heaven, whereupon he fell to earth and landed in a blackberry bush.

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@Geogaddi1979 @Christo03770888 Still does in our house.

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@Christo03770888 Eat it! We had it on bread and butter for our tea and my mother stirred it into plain boiled rice as a pudding. Use it regularly now in flapjacks, ginger cake, toffee apples and all sorts of sweet delights.

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@acambridgediary That’s beautiful. Reminded me of old Ladybird books when they were works of art.

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@ColinSpenc4257 With little red LCC cod liver oil capsules. I was the cod liver oil monitor one year. They came in a round silver tin like a tea caddy. Yuk.

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@mary_coughlan4 Colonel Midwinter’s Army! (Billion Dollar Brain: Len Deighton.)

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@Christo03770888 I do. I can remember playing with one at my grandparents house, over their bed.

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@LesDennis It is.

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@acambridgediary This is beautiful.

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@AveburyNT I have been at Avebury in the snow on New Year’s Eve 1985. It was quiet and deserted and strange. A wonderful memory.

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@leabysea https://t.co/xJ7zHb12u5

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@EdHolden42 @brainstormvince @thehistoryguy I found it deeply moving, especially Smiley’s reaction as played by Alec Guinness.

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@RobertWRossEsq @CinemaMuseum Carry on up the Cinema Museum, wonderful Robert. x

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@exitthelemming Happy Birthday to your dad and best wishes to your mum. x

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@wat_thee_deuce_ I pleaded with my parents to put them on my shoes when I was about eleven. I thought the sound they made on the pavement was really cool. They gave way in the end but only the once.

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@SandyofSuffolk @RachelReevesMP Every child has a right to dignity and care. Whatever their background children are our investment in the future. Breakfast clubs are the tip of the iceberg in a very broken system but sadly necessary until we stop plugging gaps and consider the whole. Sadly we are where we are.

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@leabysea Late night music. Always a certain bus ride I used to take, from Notting Hill to Victoria Station at around eleven o’clock pm in the late sixties. The streets were almost deserted then and often it was just me and the conductor on the bus. That mood is absolutely how it felt.

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@leabysea …and for ever…x