Paul and Joanne Seymour renewed their vows in Gravesend, Kent. And they did so with a Doctor Who theme. I guess that means that their love is timeless.
It was the same church where they had their wedding in 1984, but this time a Dalek replaced the best man and carried the ring. At the end, the Reverend told the bride and groom, “You may kiss. Or else be exterminated”.
Month: May 2015
New On The Blinking Line Journal: Reach For the Top of the Limit…At Your Library
Top 10 Artists For The Week
The top 10 artists I listened to this week:
| Toumani Diabaté | 122 |
|---|---|
| Murray Perahia | 43 |
| Superchunk | 26 |
| Guided by Voices | 25 |
| The Mekons | 25 |
| The Clash | 23 |
| Hüsker Dü | 23 |
| The Who | 23 |
| Lou Reed | 22 |
| The Wedding Present | 22 |
| The Replacements | 21 |
| The Magnetic Fields | 21 |
New On The Blinking Line Journal: Pornographic Haiku
New On The Blinking Line Journal: A Strange Affair
New On The Blinking Line Journal: Curved Shoes
German engineer Robert Michael patented this “curved shoe” in 1905. It’s intended to increase the length of each stride “to serve for the quick forward movement of people in walking.”
It also beats bicycles because it won’t sink into rough ground. “The user can in walking use a stick as in walking with snow shoes.”
It also beats bicycles because it won’t sink into rough ground. “The user can in walking use a stick as in walking with snow shoes.”
New On The Blinking Line Journal: Biblioburro
Luis Soriano Bohorquez who created the Biblioburro, or Library Donkey, in an effort to bring books and the gift of reading to the children in his community of La Gloria, Colombia.
learn more: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQMh8_TD2dI
Way down there is Matt Andersen, who is opening for the Tedeschi Trucks band. And kind of killing it.
Way down there is Matt Andersen, who is opening for the Tedeschi Trucks band. And kind of killing it. via Instagram https://instagram.com/p/2pBsmEqYEJ/
New On The Blinking Line Journal: Visitors of Diverse Nationalities Crowd a Casino Roulette Table in Swaziland
Visitors of diverse nationalities crowd a casino roulette table in Swaziland, 1969.Photograph by Volkmar K. Wentzel, National Geographic Creative
Acquaintence Cards
…and the women who received these cards probably didn’t like them or the men who handed them out. From Alan Mays’ wonderful collection of old timey ephemera on Flickr.
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