Over breakfast this morning read the following daft thing in an old reader's digest.(I am in fact addicted to old reader's digests and get a jolly when ever i can get them at the op shop for 20 cents.But who cares about that.)
"If someone is addicted to eating christmas leftovers,can he quit cold turkey?"
i think there's something in that for everyone,don't you? .
Mood - daftish and craving something sweet to eat
Music - for all we know-the carpenters(yet again)
Ladybird books, readers digests.....you seem to have an obsession with small, thin, readable objects. I'll bet they all look nice and neat lined up in your bookshelves though
Fodd, glorious food...even skinny ol' me is putting on the poundage with all this eating...and NOT ENOUGH EXERCISE! I've just gotta eat better...more fresh food!!!
It's funny when i read that instantly i had a vision of a weird little creature-the name rang a bell.Then i had to google it otherwise i'd never sleep tonight for wondering about it!This is the thing-i can't ever recall watching it-yet MUST have for it to ring a bell.So do grug and i have common ground?haha.
Well Grug is a very slim and small book - something it has in common with Ladybird books and Readers Digests. Somebody has made a claymation version I think, but that was much later. I think Grug was written in the 70s or 80s. Go look him up on ebay to see some of the books.
I thought the Grug books were small and white and square. More like a Mr Men book than a lady bird book. Lady bird books were always rectangular and tended to have harder covers which were dark in colour. God I know way too much about this!
I don't know about those books, but I have so many of those "Mr. Men" books! My dad bought me way too many, he like went crazy and bought me at least over ten of them (this was when I was about 8 years old though... )
i love the mr men books as well-bought some for my son-but really they're for me .Mr Forgetful is such a tosser,that book cracks me up -haha.So now i have to look up grug books and those aussie ones as well-and there's no room on the bookshelf as it is!
I remember Grug books...probably from when I worked in a book department. They are like Mr. Men books in size and thickness, but, unlike Mr. Men books, I didn't take to them. I think they came out in the late '80s.
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