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springyrice

@springyrice

Learning #Kernewek Tressa gradh

 Cornwall
Joined June 2009
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Jack Seale@jackseale15 Nov 2025
BOOK-RELATED HIVEMIND LONGSHOT REQUEST: can anyone identify this children's book of the 1970s/80s from this incomplete and possibly inaccurate synopsis?!
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Three people in front of me in the post office all said, “I can’t believe it’s nearly Christmas” to the person behind the counter. To each of them, she replied, “yes, comes round so quickly”. Realising she must be hearing, “I can’t believe it’s nearly Christmas,” all day and every day this month, I decided I wouldn’t say it. I would give her a break. When I got to the front, I said, “just this box to post, thank you”. She asked what was in it and I told her the contents and said it’s just a Christmas present. “I can’t believe it’s nearly Christmas,” she said. “Yes,” I replied, “comes round so quickly”.
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The Great British Bake Off review – Paul Hollywood doles out handshakes like cheap mini-muffins theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
The Great British Bake Off review – Paul Hollywood doles out handshakes like cheap mini-muffins

The Great British Bake Off review – Paul Hollywood doles out handshakes like cheap mini-muffins

We’re straight back in with a dozen underwhelming new bakers, an almost instantaneous bit of glad handing - and the smuttiest innuendo in the show’s history

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Just caught my tomatoes trying to sneak out.
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Superb shot in the table tennis
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Lovely little gig by Bernard Butler (ex of Suede and purveyor of so many other musical projects) at the beautiful St Petroc’s Church in Bodmin #Cornwall last night, organised by @intobodmin . As he said, support for community grassroots venues like this is really important.
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springyrice@springyrice5 Jun 2024
Library Content and Discovery Manager Penryn Campus informationprofessionaljobs.…
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Times are hard for many - but these are just some of the ways libraries help people every day.
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Support Broken Sleep Books: Buy just one book today. Your single book purchase can secure our future. brokensleepbooks.com/books
A CALL TO ARMS: One book could make all the difference. We got the news, yesterday, that the Arts Council have rejected our recent grant bid. While this doesn’t affect our plans going forward, it does mean we don’t have the same financial security as other arts organisations may have. We have over seven thousand (7,000) newsletter subscribers, and over twenty thousand (20,000) followers spread across our social media accounts. If everybody who is subscribed to this newsletter bought just one book we would have the sort of financial security we could only dream of. It would ensure we can continue to create and grow new avenues for Broken Sleep Books, while maintaining the charitable and community-based endeavours we have always engaged in. We have got to where we are because of you, because of every reader and author we’ve ever worked with, for, and towards. Just one book from every newsletter subscriber and we’d be safeguarded for years.

ALT A CALL TO ARMS: One book could make all the difference. We got the news, yesterday, that the Arts Council have rejected our recent grant bid. While this doesn’t affect our plans going forward, it does mean we don’t have the same financial security as other arts organisations may have. We have over seven thousand (7,000) newsletter subscribers, and over twenty thousand (20,000) followers spread across our social media accounts. If everybody who is subscribed to this newsletter bought just one book we would have the sort of financial security we could only dream of. It would ensure we can continue to create and grow new avenues for Broken Sleep Books, while maintaining the charitable and community-based endeavours we have always engaged in. We have got to where we are because of you, because of every reader and author we’ve ever worked with, for, and towards. Just one book from every newsletter subscriber and we’d be safeguarded for years.

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Petition: Review rules relating to blue badges for children under three petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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Please sign and share. 👍👍
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because of the election my petition closes end of this month & it won’t reopen. I’m so upset as don’t think I’ll get the number required for a response.This feels utterly fruitless all the effort for 3 months cut off. Need 10,000 Please sign and share petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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This, in my opinion, is a Very Good Joke.
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Great article by Jack Seale about a wonderful documentary about Lucy Illingworth and her adorable and talented teacher @daniel_bath. I'd have given it 5 stars. theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…

The Incredibly Talented Lucy review – a sparkling story, with an enraging twist ending

This moving documentary is as much about The Piano winner’s teacher, Daniel, as it is about her remarkable rise. While their relationship is wonderful to watch, the difficulties they face prove a...

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Doctor Who first look review – Ncuti Gatwa will make this show far more fun than it’s been for years theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…

Doctor Who first look review – Ncuti Gatwa will make this show far more fun than it’s been for years

This is it! The Fifteenth Doctor is here – and he’s a dazzling, all-singing, all-dancing delight. If only Russell T Davies didn’t spend so much time spoon-feeding new fans

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Blue Lights series two review – last year’s breakout police hit is as beautifully tense as ever theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…
Blue Lights series two review – last year’s breakout police hit is as beautifully tense as ever

Blue Lights series two review – last year’s breakout police hit is as beautifully tense as ever

The cop show set in post-Troubles Northern Ireland will leave you holding your breath constantly, not knowing what perils await our beloved ‘peelers’

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‘Paradigm-shattering’: Bluey’s biggest episode ever is packed with magic theguardian.com/tv-and-radio…

‘Paradigm-shattering’: Bluey’s biggest episode ever is packed with magic

Creating a 28-minute episode was a wildly risky move for this all-time great TV show – but the epic, moving results are everything viewers have come to expect from this show … and more

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