Mine did and here’s some of that cutlery ready to go in the 1950’s.

‘Walter Benjamin once remarked that the memory of oppressed ancestors is more catalytic of rebellion than any dream of liberated descendants; Käthe Kollwitz seems to agree.’ Hal Foster at MoMA: lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

An education secretary telling school staff, support staff and kids well done on their work on their SATS, and then telling them they're worth so much more than their SATs. Wonderful.

Scenes from a seemingly non-stop rainy July. Also, bonus point if you can name the band and song I’m alluding to.

I just can’t choose between her and Therese Coffey

This opening ceremony is putting me in mind of the River Caves at Blackpool. #OpeningCeremony

All those holidays in the Lake District prepared him well.

Not content with taking over even more of Finsbury Park, this year @Krankbrother's massive fence runs right along the New River, evicting the Mallards from their home. More evidence, if it were needed, that Haringey Council is not fit to run our park Friends of Finsbury Park

Nothing can prepare you for the interior of this small Norman Church at Garton-on-the-Wolds. Blown away 😯

Withnail and AI

Today I realised that adulthood is mostly about eating more or less what you like unless you go to someone else's

Lol 😂

Still my favourite Smiths song. 'A dreaded sunny day ...

The 'Snake from Under the Table'! :-)

A day late to revisit one of my pandemic blog-posts. In honour of yesterday's birthday of Joseph Merrick, and my 2020 revisit to David Lynch's The Elephant Man. Sad to hear about Lynch's emphysema too. somemelodiousplot.blogspot.com/2020/03/tennys…