like seeing 'snoopy in the clouds' is the reason my eyes tend to see these objects as something else because I have over-active dopamine neurons?

potato face dancing

I thought the ground might swallow me

golden lady muck

hunched paint drip man

flying dragon

bespectacled man with moustache

toad in the root

why are you sticking your tongue out.

broken glass flower

sad onion

sparkler man

hand

garlic skin

card skull

unget

dove glove

another sink, another mystery

There’s a gap at the back of the sink under the window. There must be a way in for such fellows via the cracks in the wall.

comic

chair shadow people

pavement polar bear

mouldy bean landscape

Bananahorse

face in an envelope

walking down Oxpens Road

I spotted these things.
And a ladybird followed me in my umbrella.

dropped knitting needle

what did i mean

'pushes'

blood orange

"artists"

snow rice

rocking horse

rocking horse sleep-walk search at dawn.

all-purpose symbolic instruction code

INPUT "Yes or no?"; a$
if a$ = "yes" then
 goto [yes]
else
 [goto [no]
WAIT

found in an old archive

leaf

So the leaf clinging to the window that I spotted has lasted 5 months. I think I may have become as attached to it, as it has to the glass. I have been videoing it every week. I don't want to go back, in case it finally gave in.

second favourite smell

Is the smell of the suplhur from a match.
Someone asked me at a gig what my 1st favourite smell was...

...my third favourite smell is freshly cut grass of school fields.

school

playground

carpet swan

The piece of tissue I spotted on the stair had landed in such a way as to resemble a swan.

forgotten sandwich

Tom and I saw this forlorn looking sandwich lying by the bus stop after a visit to Grove to see Ally...I just thought it needed photographing. It looked kind of funny just sitting there, perfectly formed, and thrown away.

childhood pictures

Ice House

I couldn't believe how the Victorians built these giant 'Ice houses' and stored ice that thewy shipped in, in order to preserve their food. I n this case it was on The Thames. But it was extraordinary. It was a good job I had a torch or I could havevery easily met my death out there.My camrea died, so I have rubbish phone piuctures. The echoes in the giant brick igloo were fantastic.

Apparently it was owned by Lord Harcourt back in the day and he presumably got people to ship in rthe ice from the arctic. How funny, and it was at the top of thi sgiant hill - which seemed odd to me...Practically having to climb a cliff, in order to reach the place where it was stored. (Maybe it had to be deep in order to keep the ice cool?) But it strikes me that perhaps there is another entry - an undergrouhnd tunnel perhaps? I need to investigate further. haha, it wa quite funny thogh - I found the 'proper' path as soon as I'd foot-sledged down the near-cliff sloped hill.

I'm going to go back and take some pictures, because I can't get my phone pictures on to here - not that you can make out a damn thing in them anyway.

Capsules

I have the resin gun. I have the resin.
And I've started making the time capsules of cress. They're not all that easy to get right...but I'm getting better at it, I think. If anyone has any empty paracetamol packets please send them to me.

pastry

I meant to say this to Tom after we had a discussion about it - I now have a firmer opinion on it.
puff vs. shortcrust pastry.
Good shortcrust beats puff, but puff is a guaranteed non-disappointer.
I could just tell him, but I thought i'd write it instead, as it's silly o'clock.

letter c

I noticed this while I was running in the rain. Someone must have dropped a fridge alphabet magnetic letter in a puddle.