There are yet more writers of
Slightly Peculiar Love Stories, but not all have sent material for the blog, so it's up to me. Who shall I choose today? Eeny meeny miney …
I choose Lyndal Adleigh. Information about Lyndal is scarce but I imagine a cup of tea would go down nicely with Lyndal while I fossick around.
With a slice of tan square and a small pile of paper napkins.
Lyndal is fond of these – not a poached egg, but a cowrie shell.
And is often serenaded at the door:
Lyndal's story well suits the
slightly peculiar title — a story of love that, if not quite sublimated, is very neatly transferred. Lyndal's character makes the best of it – as we do – finding love that's manageable and almost good enough.
Editor's notes: no, I am not Lyndal Adleigh.
Yes, the stories are going to be published soon. No, not this week. Next? Let's cross our fingers.
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2 comments:
Uisng the techniques explained in my new book, "The Jeffrey Archer Code", I have worked out from an analysis of your blog post that 'Lyndal Adleigh' is actually Lord Jeffrey Archer. In fact, using my method, I can prove that *every author* is Lord Jeffrey Archer, which made proving this particular case a cinch.
But don't tell anyone - my methods are secret.
Yours, Jeff
Is this called 'birthday privilege', Jeff? Everyone shall be Jeff and we'll have lasagne and pavlova for tea?
Thanks for trying.
Jeff.
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