:: Life in the Lost Lane ::

Life in the Lost Lane
A collective of English Gentlemen

Tuesday, December 17

On the subject of stretching out conversations about tomatoes, why not ask your Grandma, if she has considered growing her own. This would aid in negating the issue concerning price ranges in different supermarkets, as she would potentially have her own supply. You could then suggest that if her tomatoe harvest goes well she could start to sell them to neighbours, friends and family, which would mean that she would be able meet more people. From this point on you could introduce 'flights of fancy' to spice things up a bit, for example, suggest that if it went really well she might have to start a small business, this could lead to speculation as to what her company name might be ect....

I don't know if these suggestions will help, if not make sure your Grandmas' sherry glass is always full, and that she is warm by the fire and she'll have a good afternoon kip, leaving you free to enjoy the obligatory James Bond film, without the distraction of any vegetable-related dilemmas.

posted by Anonymous @ 12:33 PM

about

Hello and welcome from
Life in the Lost Lane.

L3 as it has become known is a fairly dynamic collection of reflections and meditations from a wide selection of authors.

L3 attempts to bring the pain, pleasure and perversion of our individual world (s) to millions.

Contributors are carefully vetted for writing style, insight and the ability to spin a rich tale. More than that, it is the drive and focus of the writers, who all push to define their ‘digital-selves’ that makes them and you welcome here.

If you dislike/like/react/detest what you read here, or even fancy writing yourself, why not let us know. Clicking the author’s name will get you the email address you need to enter Life in the Lost Lane.