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The Psychology of Winning
I have become obsessed with finding Photo booths in London. There are hardly any left these days and there’s even an 0845 number to find your nearest one. I did not use this number but rather I tried to google … Continue reading →
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Tagged B J Cole, Bob Dylan, Brian Kavanagh, Chelsea Arts Club, David Baron, Elizabeth Taylor, Elton John, Good Fortune Bad Weather, Hurlingham books Putney, Imogen Heap, Jazz Cafe London, John Cale, Lene Lovich, Lettie, Lucky Number, Mike Evans, Passport photographs, Peter Murphy, Photo booths, Pigeons, Roger O'Donnell, Scott Walker, Terry Reid, The Cure, The Psychology of Winning by Denis E Waitley, Tim Rose, Worlds End Booksshop, www.lettiemusic.com
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Huey and Dewey and Louie
Here are a few random postcards I picked up on the way to the Queen exhibition off Brick Lane which I really enjoyed. Lots of things I didn’t know about Freddie such as how good he was as an illustrator … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aliminium Man, Bauhaus, being broke, Bela Lugosi, Bela Lugosi's Dead, Brian May, Daisy Chainsaw, David Baron, Dewey and Louie, Dogbones Music, Eddie Izzard, Edisonmusiccorp, Huey, Lettie, Lettie London, Lottery tickets, Media by Media, Media The Band, Peter Murphy, Queen, Queen Adreena, Robots, Royal Wedding, Sarah Fimm, Sarah Fimm 'Near Infinite Possiblity', Silent Running, Suffolk, The Hunger, The Hunger directed by Tony Scott, Uncommon Reader Alan Bennett, Viktor Wynd's Little Shop of Horrors
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