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Hello, dear readers!

“Oh dear, the book club is meeting again on Thursday,’ Dina groans, ‘and I haven’t even read a third of Sarah Hall’s ‘Helm’.

You shouldn’t discuss evil on a Saturday morning.

Selma had been visiting her friends Hildi and Hulda in Cornwall and, as she emphasised, had spent “a thoroughly lovely time” there.

“You know,” asks Selma as we chug along a narrow country road in North Norfolk on our way to buy milk and strawberries, “what do we like best about this place?”

It began, as so many philosophical disputes do in our house, with a photograph and a cup of tea.

“What on earth is going on?”

Siri and Selma have recently become fascinated by pirates after seeing Barbara’s post https://aigantaigh.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/neues-logbuch-neuer-kurs-meine-neue-uber-mich-seite/Klausbernd, alias Masterchen, sets them straight: Siri und Selma schwärmen

“Could you please have a think about what we could blog about?”

We wish you all a wonderful World Book Day!

Just as we were packing the car and getting ready for the Peak District, Selma’s Fairyphone vibrated heavily on the rooftop of our Volvo, and Siri just managed to rescue it in time.

In our work-obsessed civilisation, laziness is anathema.