Recently I went to see the film '
The Railway Man.' I was upset about the frightful treatment of the soldiers, but enjoyed the film overall because of its message of hope for a peaceful world. A friend who saw it with me said there was nothing in it that she hasn't seen in documentaries about the terrible conditions under which Allied soldiers slaved on The Thai-Burma Railway, but I think the gut-wrenching impact of the torture occurs because the viewer is so immersed in the main character's point of view.
Anyway, that's not what I'm blogging about here...
I can't resist showing these two photos of the male and female toilet signs at the picture theatre. Why pay all that money for such a posh, well-lit sign and not employ someone who knows about the apostrophe of possession?
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Hi, I would like to use your image of a muddy dog (on your other site) for my client on Facebook/Twitter. Would that be ok? It's raining so much here in the UK I'm writing about how muddy dogs get. Could you email me louise@bigredboxpr.com if that's ok? Many thanks.
That's fine, Louise. I'd be grateful if you could put a reference to my blog when you use it. I presume it's the one from 16 October 2012? I'll email you.
i loved Railway Man. very moving film.
I loved it too, and I read The Narrow Road to the Deep North after that. What a tragic tale.
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