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142. Found: a mini book of lists
An unexpected treasure borrowed from the library.
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141. ✒️ A letter to Terry: reply #24-08
Bare-naked post-atoes, the efficiency of Royal Mail and the fun of mystery parcels.
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140. Old gold: Size matters
Tall girl, misgendered.
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48. Dear Reader, dear Writer, I love you
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85. Too many treasures
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127. Invisible string
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50. Which way up?
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82. Not lost, but shopping
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139. No news is good news
Lowering my consumption by broadening my menu.
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138. ✒️ A letter to Terry: reply #24-07
On reptiles vs butterflies, and 'just a bunch of people going to each other's houses'.
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137. An Easter treat
Who - and what? - is hiding in the hen house?
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136. Hitching a lift
Carriageway stowaways.
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135. ✒️ A letter to Terry: reply #24-06
Disastrous dressmaking and the Austen-tation of a weighty tome.
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134. Lost rocks, found words
Crumbling cliffs and a lack of social responsibility.
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133. The museum buffet
Picking and choosing according to my palate.
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Dear Reader, I'm lost
Dear Reader, I'm lost
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