Train heave on to Euston

Yesterday, something I've been fearing for the past eighteen months happened. It very nearly happened last month, when it would have been Adrian Tchaikowsky's fault. There were some close brushes at the hands of Mary Stewart, and one near miss with an unpronounceable Scandinavian.

However, it was PF Chisholm (as recommended some time ago by, I think, shui_long) who was finally the guilty party.

On my commute home, I read on as the train pulled into my station. And continued reading as it pulled out again, necessitating a trip into Paddington and back to get home.

Like the love that we spoke of forever

I first discovered that LJ was being DDoS'd when I tried to post something. It was something terribly important. Sadly, I've now totally forgotten what it actually was.

So, in the interim, something I might have posted had the facility been available:

[Poll #1765232]

Wambly normally appears in the phrase "weak and wambly", which probably tells you all you need to know. Is there a word for words which only ever appear in conjunction with another? Like "serried". Nothing is ever serried except ranks.