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Tuesday, July 04, 2006

it can’t be

Struggling to open a locked door in the dark, something metallic caught my eye. It had arrived, in all its titanium silvered splendour, occupying a lucky space on the veranda. The painting had been done, and my brother had delivered it. The paintwork looked fantastico, and would be even grander in daylight. It was now time for assembly.

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