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It’s not explicity stated but seems like they do stories together a la Wanderlust, no?
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don’t think so, according to her tweet she read 2, one of which is the longest by far of the collection and he read the rest.
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I hope you’r right.
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The Penguin ed. is 162 pp; the two stories she mentions are 56 pp together. However, I’m not sure the tweet says she didn’t read more stories; she only gives those two as examples.
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My, he’s a busy bee. A few days ago in NYC for last shots of Ocean’s8, and now presumably in London with Ms Fox and Audible.
Honestly, I hope #wolvesandfoxes is/are different than Wanderlust, and what is this thing with Pukka tea? (Never drink it, so I wouldn’t know).
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it’s very different material 😉 and i think they each read different stories from the collection. Pukka is a brand of organic, herbal teas, some quite nice but it’s become very ginger, cinnamon, sweet notes heavy which i don’t much like in tea. This is what Emilia was drinking 🙂 https://www.pukkaherbs.com/media/76569848/womankind-resize.png?mode=pad&width=552&height=772&bgcolor=ffffff&rnd=131599023100000000
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I hate they always label things with cranberries in them with “woman”.
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I think the whole naming thing is tosh. And it’s most likely because of rose and vanilla which is very ‘feminine’ here Flavours I’ve always hated I used to like their nice herbals but they’ve now gone all weird and ‘fashionable’
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oh: I assumed it’s because they’re always pushing cranberries on us here for our urinary health. I actually like cranberries and Wisconsin produces over 90 percent of the US’ cranberries — I just am annoyed by the rhetoric.
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I like em because i love tart things and miss sour cherries and here nobody talks about that health benefit. It’s just the sour note 😉 i live my life here trying to avoid drinking roses, vanilla and ginger lol. Yuck. It’s become craze! Like turmeric in every drink although it’s proven that it only absorbs through food for proper benefits. All part of latest supposed health fads which are big business. Sorry, don’t want to get angry, I’m like a bull with red flags with this.
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yeah — if people would just eat a varied diet normally, they’d see a huge health gain.
(although I like ginger. Starbucks has a new tea called Wellness — which I drink just b/c I like the taste, not b/c I believe the health claims)
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exactly 🙂
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It’s one of my pet tea drinker peeves.
There is an obsession here with sweet tastes rose, cinnamon and the like where as i like true old fashioned plant teas of the fresh, herby, bitter varieties. I hate 99% of their new tastes which is a real shame.
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I think we could be tea-buddies. I prefer English Breakfast and green tea with lemon. My colleagues drink Pukka, and I once smelled one which was very sweet-vanilla-creamy. No my cup of tea.
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Darjeeling FTGFOP!
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The material could not be more different.
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Exquisite. Hmmm indeed. https://www.naxosaudiobooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/emiliafox-1.jpg
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I don’t care for the description of a woman as if she were an object, but she is indeed beautiful. He’s revealed more than once that beautiful is the first thing he notices — typical male.
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Er and she looks very different from that photo. Expressive face rather than beauty is what comes to mind and sensitivity which makes her very watchable in the roles she’s been in lately. She’s not been cast as the beauty. Well in Delicious, but not in Silent Witness. Photo must be from when she was maybe 20. She’s my age now, which is almost 44. But no chance of that i suppose… She’s still beautiful in my opinion but just much more interesting This is a more recent pic content/uploads/2015/12/9986451-high-silent-witness.jpg
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Ops copied only partially http://cultbox.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/9986451-high-silent-witness.jpg
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Seem to have deleted part of my comment… the trials of mobile phone typing.I was saying I’d love to see them act together! But i don’t think there is any chance of that unfortunately…
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Oooo they made this into a movie and one of my favourite movies too. Just remember that the worst wolves are hair on the inside. hehehe
Little girls, this seems to say
Never stop upon your way
Never trust a stranger friend
No one knows how it will end
As you’re pretty, so be wise
Wolves may lurk in every guise
Handsome they may be, and kind
Gay or charming, never mind
Now, as then, ’tis simple truth
Sweetest tongue has sharpest tooth
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I don’t know the movie, but I totally agree with the verse!
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Oh, I just LOVE this. Bravo!
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I still remember the movie poster. It was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the news.
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