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Saturday 1 October 2022
All hail #NationalDogDay.
Because it’s true love.
Romance may just be dead.
“I love you and I lost a tooth last night”.
That’s the screensaver sorted.
Someone, somewhere, just chopped into the biggest onion known to man.
It’s when you go all tingly and stuff.
So many lads, so little time.
Your Sunday sob starts right here.
The pay is pretty decent too.
Someone call Donny Osmond: There’s a whole lotta puppy love goin’ on.
They want to keep in touch, ok?
Facebook’s Data Science Unit says that 28 per cent of married couples were in college with their future spouses.
He’s been pictured enjoying time with a puppy. What sorcery is this?
Er, sorry. There’s something in our eye.
IF YOU’RE A book lover, you’ll no doubt have your favourite shop that you love browsing in and buying from.
It might even be in the longlist for the An Post Bookshop of the Year award, which was announced yesterday evening.
The shortlist of six bookshops will be revealed on 20 October and the overall winner announced at the An Post Irish Book Awards on 23 November.
There are 12 bookshops across the country in the longlist for the An Post Bookshop of the Year category at this year’s An Post Irish Book Awards. The annual literary event celebrates Irish writing and authors, and last year the bookshop of the year category was introduced to acknowledge the significant role played by independent bookshops and local branches of bookshop chains in their local communities.
So, on that theme, today we want to know… How often do you read a book?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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