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• 23:03 On top of everything else, I find myself wanting to write Biblically themed fiction. Probably Sayers' fault. And nativity play-writing. #
• 23:03 But on the upside, my bags are packed. #
• 23:04 Gorgeous pictures of snowy N Germany (frozen lakes and Elbe!) here: tinyurl.com/9ztjja #
• 23:05 With ice yachts, and other things reminiscent of Ransome's "Winter Holiday!" #
• 09:55 I'm on the train and enjoying the glorious Berwickshire coast. And free wifi... #
• 10:08 I love this stretch of railway - the tiny, broken coves below the red cliffs, and the bright blue of the sea. Pity about Torness, though. #
• 10:10 "Berwick next stop." Good old Berwick, and hurrah for Royal Border Bridge and the magnificent view to the Cheviots. Where my ancestors #
• 10:11 .... lurked and stole cattle off each other. And also the English, but in an equal opportunities, non-discriminatory sort of way. #
• 10:14 Also: view of HOLY ISLAND! (!!111!!!11). Ahem. And ower the border and awa' (but not with Jock o Hazeldene). #
• 17:35 V v tired, but have Cubs this evening. Spent most of train journey writing Bible fic. (Jesus talking to John, post resurrection) #
• 17:40 Given that one of my major reservations about writing about real people is that I'd find it embarrassing to meet them, this was daft. #
• 17:46 It is probably a very bad story, but it's thematically appropriate for today's feast, anyway. #
• 18:11 In a way. #
• 18:39 Off to Cubs (late, alas...) #
• 20:48 How good small boys and girls are ar getting paint everywhere (including on their leaders.) Well, swimming next week... #

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