I walked into the library and a large woman at a computer whom I 'recognised'...looked very worried indeed, to see me...she couldn't take her eyes off me...on the computer upon the ground floor visible from the self-service desks...to the left.

Anyway, I figured that she must be in part, responsible for the PHOTOGRAPHY exhibition up today:

SAMANTHA COE - 07595 369770

...apparently studying photography at SUFFOLK UNIV.

What was the photography about?

The networks were telling me: firstly VICTORIA BECKHAM as a young girl, dressed up as an ill cult clown with some 'mother figure voodoo doll' staring into a mirror...then I remembered, MARTIN GILL had saved her life...and she had loved him for it all her life...until she met DAVID BECKHAM.

A man then came in and pointed out the NY building that the networks were saying was teh EMPIRE STATE BUILDING...he told me that you would have to find its NUMBER in order to make sure...but that all of the photos were either of NY or of NEW ZEALAND...shades of TOMLINSON and his son, again then...no wonder NZ 'MICHAEL RICHARDSON' turned up at Hotelu Asystencki...EVANS used to call him the KIWI...

Anyway, I then noted a photo that looked related to my AUNTIE VAL...because she had married an Irishman called CHAMBERS at some point...and the family gossip upon that one was that she had stolen his money and made a run for it...no other information...who knows what happened there?

There is a photo of a HIGH STREET and one shop with H C CHAMBERS & SON upon it...

Other images include: feathery 'seed' stalks, LYONS RED LABEL tin, knotted dead tree on beach, three concrete 3d circles on a beach, a shag bird taking off, oil on glass (networks were saying BACTERIA), hat pin with RED BALLS on CREAM scarf, leopard in glass cage, volcanic springs, Norman castle, setting sun over landscape, another one but with one yellow line for the horizon (indicative of PRINCE WILLIAM as far as I know)...

Anyway, after making a few notes - I then took out THE LIFE & LEGACY OF SPIKE MILLIGAN on DVD...I need a humorous DVD for this evening...