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Ever wondered how Christmas wishes are granted?

Well that is just what Indigo Brown was doing on Christmas Eve eve, when a stranger and his team appeared out of nowhere to collect the world’s wishes and hand them over to someone very important.

Ideal for a cozy Christmas read, The Snowflake Catcher will catch your imagination and make Christmas’ even more special.

Children’s Bookshelf said “With a rhyming poetic style This book is perfect for teachers looking for material to teach with.”

If you like the Christmas greats such as Raymond Briggs The Snowman or Chris Van Allsburg The Polar Express, then you will love the magic of The Snowflake Catcher.

Also available on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B079QMYW2R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_27lUFbBQTVHVJ

the-lady-boomstick:

Lister and the dwarfers keep killing off the other last humans.

Okay so one thing that to me never gets old on red dwarf is Lister being Tha last human. Like they keep finding humans (that blond scientist who turned herself into a monkey from Entangled. And that psychopath guy from Cured who’s name I can’t remember. And that couple from that ship with the karma drive who got vaporized when they tried to warn the dwarfers about the karmic field. Or, y'know literally everyone from series 8 who evacuated the ship just kind of… Out there somewhere probably starved to death or something.) But crazy shit just keeps happening that get them killed making Lister the last one again. And most of the time they don’t even mean to do it!

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Like this is just one of my fave things ever.

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take-my-worf-please:

Me.

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atlasobscura:

Washington Mini Monument

There’s a 12-foot-tall replica of the Washington Monument hidden under a manhole in front of the actual monument.

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tiger-in-the-flightdeck:

The lack of context here is thrilling

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dennybitte:

and then, the sun came out

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