Craig Brown‘s imagined diary entries for the Daily Mail always gives me a good giggle. I thought I’d share his imagined diary entry for me with you:
October 25, 2003 Nicholas Haslam
Interior designer
Pugs are common, and so are labradors, King Charles spaniels, terriers and dalmatians.
When I last met Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, she mischievously whispered to me that she thought corgis were awfully common. She giggled uproariously when I promised not to pass it on. I thought it best not to mention that giggling uproariously was common.
When she died, a quarter of a million people marched past her body. It’s terribly common to allow a quarter of a million to march past your body. Chairman Mao did the same, which proves my point.
And also:
November 17, 1989 Nicholas Haslam
The Book Of Common Prayer. The title says it all.
Craig, sorry to burst your bubble, but I attach a photo of Bertie, our office Pug. The rest of the dogs on your list? Frightfully common, I’m afraid!
Read the full article, and have yourself a good giggle too, here.
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this from my daughter Hannah…she wants to know if she makes a hundred comments, will it increase Berties popularity?? She loves him so…last time she came into the office he came over and hugged her.
Yes, I admit to being frightfully common to start with, but certainly with dalmation, am off the scale. I love Bertie too.
That’s DALMATIAN - how common am I?