Sometimes reading a book is just perfect.
I’ve fallen so far behind with these posts that my memory of Under Milk Wood is of lying in the garden on one of the last really hot days of summer, drinking a long cold drink, listening to the swearing exasperated sounds of my neighbours moving out of the [...]
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