R's rue

I think I’m going to lay low this month It’s not out of choice, believe me. The lockdown over the North Wales coast coupled with a month filled with night shifts have effectively pushed me into a cul-de-sac of antisocial activity.  The night money will come in handy.  The invoice from Mary’s vet came today 😳 At least her infected ear seems better It fucking well should be for £180 !! I have decided that I will have to fill the void with some old fashioned winter pursuits, namely reading and video watching. The reading of good books has been put on the back burner since Chris left so over the last two days I’ve done some research and have ordered a load of second hand books on Amazon Giovanni Room by James Baldovir, Tales of the City by Amistead Maupin, A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara and You Know Me Well by David Levithan and Nina LaCour All gay themed and interesting sounding. I’ve also bought a whole plethora of esoteric dvds  Such as  some Korean ...

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  Old friends Carol and Daryl I found the finale on YouTube last night This happens sometimes if you are lucky  So I watched it before it could be deleted. It airs in the US on Sunday Only read on if you want to know what happened I guess with Covid rules applying to filmmakers, it is understandable that the finale lacked some of the epic feel of those past. Beta for example gets killed in a somewhat underwhelming way that if you sort of blink and you’ll miss it. The same can be said for Maggie’s return, which seemed totally filled with serene smiles and as for the collective populations of Oceanside, Kingdom, Hilltop and Alexandria all climbing Unseen down a lift shaft to safety, well you have to use your imagination for that. No the finale was somewhat of an anticlimax  but it had its strengths  The scenes between Daryl and Carol were movingly observed as were those between Carol and Lydia perhaps finally Carol can mother the daughter she needs so much....