I can't recall

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I actually SAW a banjolele a couple of months ago, and I wanted to rush right home and post in Indeedsir about it, but I couldn't at that moment and my memory is such that I only recall things when I should be doing something else (right now I'm trying to cook a curry). So I can't recall at the moment if I ever did post about it.

Bu, it was an honest to goodness made in the 1920s tiny little banjo! The guy who owned it carried it in a ukelele case, and he said there had not been many of them made. I thought the instrument was something Wodehouse invented and that was why they changed it to the trombone in the tv series. It would have been so damned cute to have Hugh Laurie playing this instrument! But since there were so few, possibly they couldn't get one.

Jeeves and the Missing Manuscript - Chapter 11

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Happy Halloween, everyone!

Title: Jeeves and the Missing Manuscript
Chapter: 11/16
Pairing: Jeeves/Bertie
Rating for Chapter: PG-13
Summary: Bertie meets a young Agatha Christie and hits it off with her at a garden party. She even offers to let him read and comment on her latest manuscript, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, before she posts it to her publisher. Of course, mayhem ensues when the manuscript is stolen and Jeeves and Bertie must find and return it to the rightful owner. Mix in a dash of danger, anger, angst, and unrequited feeling, and it's the perfect storm for 'certain whatsits' to come to light.
Disclaimer: Jeeves, Bertie, and all characters associated with their idyllic world belong to P.G. Wodehouse. Mrs. Christie belongs to herself last I checked.


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Sketchdump!

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 Hello, my dear Indeedsians,
and have some sketches! Some of these are REALLY old, so try to bear with the horribly wonky Jeeves D:


(beware of the huge file)

Also; I've drawn a scene from Redemption, which is hazeltea's wonderful fic (Read it!).

(text in the pic © hazeltea)