things are remembered differently
@Raphaelite_Girl @sneezysnooze @AHappyFlower @Scarfolk @richard_littler @forteantimes @LRB @LRBbookshop @LRBcakeshop There are few things more perfect than the combination of tea, cake and books.
There are few things more perfect than the combination of tea, cake and books.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@sneezysnooze @Raphaelite_Girl @AHappyFlower @Scarfolk @richard_littler @forteantimes @LRB @LRBbookshop @LRBcakeshop Round mine, that’s the four corners of life.
Round mine, that's the four corners of life.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@LadyAlthaea Yours for the taking and using of.
Yours for the taking and using of.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@AHappyFlower @Raphaelite_Girl @sneezysnooze @Scarfolk @richard_littler @forteantimes @LRB @LRBbookshop @LRBcakeshop I think come 10pm, there will be an awful lot of swearing.
I think come 10pm, there will be an awful lot of swearing.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@AHappyFlower @Raphaelite_Girl @sneezysnooze @Scarfolk @richard_littler @forteantimes @LRB @LRBbookshop @LRBcakeshop For later, some words from the Hookland dictionary. https://t.co/JYGcexGHkN
For later, some words from the Hookland dictionary. pic.twitter.com/JYGcexGHkN
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@Raphaelite_Girl @sneezysnooze @AHappyFlower Just the one pile. I’ve five in eyeshot.
Just the one pile. I've five in eyeshot.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@andybcal https://t.co/aKclG3pPdq
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
The ax swung over mechanical body writhing in an agony of gears and wax. A window offering the promise of blood. https://t.co/MoNzVB3L8y
The ax swung over mechanical body writhing in an agony of gears and wax. A window offering the promise of blood. pic.twitter.com/MoNzVB3L8y
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@a57998 @ewgw28 I am happy to stick to the traditional Hookland heading/beheading the corn with May and no effigy.
@ewgw28 I am happy to stick to the traditional Hookland heading/beheading the corn with May and no effigy.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 8, 2017
@Freyalyn @thevitalspark01 @lazcorp Selfeta is close to the old Anglo-Saxon word for self-devourer, ie. a cannibal.
Selfeta is close to the old Anglo-Saxon word for self-devourer, ie. a cannibal.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 9, 2017