First of all I was thinking this Pirate Corkscrew could be bob-on for Captain Haddock from Tintin, but for anyone that's familiar with Herge's storytelling genius you will know he's more of a whisky drinking kinda guy. I've also started writing for The Coolector too, which is a pretty cool development! You can find my latest wordings here.
Boy, 2015 has started off much busier than I was expecting. I'm not complaining, but being stuck on a train for 1.5 hours while the smashed windows get replaced isn't something you want when you're heading to a meeting. I'm hoping to catch up with blogs this weekend, so please do send me your links in the comments or on Twitter. Enjoy your weekend my friends!
Weekend Bucket List
Chocolates that represent Japanese words
Touching story about a seamstress who worked in the Wilson football factory for 48 years
Travel to the Sacred Valley or how about Iceland?
The old people playing GTA5 cracks me up
A conversation with Nottingham's Campbell Cole
Aerial photography of modern-day suburban sprawl
In case you missed it - Part two of my ASAP54 challenge
awesome! i feel like this is something i need!
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I need this corkscrew in my life. Now.
ReplyDeleteThat pirate is on my wishlist and I want to get it asap!
ReplyDeleteOn your post about The Grand Budapest Hotel, I'm yet to see the movie. How did you like it? Looks like they did a great job with the book.
Those corkscrews are fab, they make good gifts too. I'm going to save the links to check out later.
ReplyDeleteIceland for the win.
ReplyDeleteGetting stuck on a train for that long when you've got somewhere to go sounds stressful... thanks for the link up, checking out the others + your Coolector posts now!
ReplyDeleteAw what a fun thing for parties-a kooky corkscrew! Love how the wooden leg is the corkscrew!! :)
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Thanks for sharing!! x
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ReplyDeletePretty fun isn't it!
ReplyDeleteit was proper sucky, seriously trying to will in on faster! Thanks, but your posts are always good.
ReplyDeleteOne day!
ReplyDeleteGreat gift, well worth bookmarking.
ReplyDeleteYeah I loved the movie, not my fav Wes Anderson film but it's up there. Looks stunning though.
ReplyDeleteYou so do!
ReplyDeleteI think it might just be!
ReplyDeleteI don't know much about his work, but I could immediately see a connection in style between Budapest Hotel and Moonrise Kingdom (which is an adorable movie).
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