Afternoon everyone, today I bring to you certain situations I’ve found myself in told in the medium of book covers.

This perfectly represents me when I’ve just put fresh bird food out into the garden and that damn squirrel rocks up and nicks the lot. I hate that little bastard sometimes and wish I were a Crow with a baseball bat.

Sometimes I just sit on the bed and stare. Sometimes I sit there debating whether I can be bothered to paint my toenails. But mostly I sit there thinking ‘is 7pm too early to climb in and snuggle up?’

Back in the day when I worked on the High Street I’d be waiting for the bus in the pouring rain with 400 other poor sods, who were desperate to stay dry and get home. Usually someone would piss me off by jamming themselves into an already full bus stop. I miss those days like a hole in the head.

I feel like being pretty today, let’s do a proper makeover. Can I do winged eyeliner at 46 and a half? Can I hell. Usually looks even worse than this to be honest.

I definitely did blow out that Yankee candle before I came out didn’t I? Didn’t I???? Me with my thoughts of uncertainty.
So there you have it, I’m a bit of a book weirdo. But you probably knew that already! Thanks for dropping by and have a great day
Can totally relate to just sitting there on the bed and just zoning out. *loading error* 😆
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Definitely loading errors are regular occurrences here 😂
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😂 These are brilliant Lisa more please!!
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☺️Just another quickie idea I had! I was making myself laugh when I was writing the descriptions down 😂
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Even better! 😂
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Great post 😀. And 7pm is the perfect time to climb in and snuggle up with a good book.
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That’s very true! 😊
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Great fun!! Car Park Life reminded me of the London tube in rush hour (pre corona) except you can’t actually move your arms because it is so packed.
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Oh god yeah! 😂 I’ll reluctantly say ‘those were the days’ because I fear we won’t ever get back like that ever. But then, again, do we want to be back like that? I just don’t know anymore!
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I guess the crisis has highlighted how inconvenient parts of our urban lifestyle is. We are packed together in the offices, not to mention the tube. If we had been animals, I am fairly sure it wouldn’t have been allowed. Still – if I could go back to a world without Covid, having to get squeezed between sweaty armpits on the tube every day (I am not very tall!) I would 😉
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Urgh perish the thought with the armpit scenario but I couldn’t agree more so that speaks volumes. BO doesn’t kill you, although a face mask would help with the stench 😂 What a funny conversation, love it 🤣
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😂 😂 😂
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Love the concept of using book titles to describe your life. These look like some pretty interesting books that I have not heard of too. Am pretty interested in Pure now, since it’s been a while since I read some humour. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks Stuart! I’m really keen on supporting authors from independent publishing houses. They’ve often only got one debut novel, or written 2 or 3 but are under the radar, or even short story collectives that are superb but get missed. I recommend looking at the websites of Influx Press & Blue Moose, they find & publish very special talent indeed. 😊
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Hahahahah you killed it! I can relate so much to the bus stop one. Oh man… The smell, the stickiness, the dread of the long ride!!!
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Haha! Glad it made you laugh! So much fun writing those captions 🤣 shows what a sad little life I lead really 😂😂😂
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