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Where’s Janey?

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Janey Ballantyne
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Yummy bacon roll Wee train to work Rain all day Nice chat with a man with a hole in his neck Ironic advertising

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What Craven Creatures We Are

Posted on May 27, 2012 by Janey Ballantyne
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When night falls, opportunity rises, He hopes the beer will back up his disguises, But if that doesn’t work then her white wine better And if all else fails he trusts his lucky sweater. But soft, she thinks, romance is … Continue reading →

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18 straight whiskies is what Dylan Thomas claimed he'd just drunk shortly before he collapsed and died in Greenwich Village. He was 39. He did not get the chance to rage, rage against the dying of the light.

I have never drunk 18 straight whiskies, but like most people I have enough demons to understand why someone might, many of which I will share in this blog as I write about working, writing and womanhood from my bases in London, Glasgow and (less frequently than I'd like) New York.

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