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Rosie: “How much do you bet we can do the famous ‘Taking a souvenir photograph’ of Herr Kamyer on the banks of the Seine and he falls in when we say, ‘Just step back a bit, Herr Kamyer, I haven’t quite got your lederhosen in yet’?”
    4:20 p.m.
    Walking home with Jas. I was trying to use her as a windbreak, but she kept dodging away from me.She is unusually full of selfishosity for someone who loves me.
    I said, “Thank Cliff Richard’s Y-fronts that nobody knows about my accidental snogging incident.”
    â€œWhat snogging incident?”
    â€œI can’t tell you. It’s a secret I’m taking to my grave.”
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    Oh sacré bleu . What is the matter with Jas (besides the obvious)?
    When I accidentally told her my secret that I will never tell, even in my grave, she went on and on about how I should be ashamed. She is so annoyingly good, like Mother Teresa with a crap fringe.
    home
    Mutti in an unusually good mood. She had even bought a pie for us on the way home. Scarily like a real mum—apart from the ludicrously short skirt. She’s not going to tell me that I’m going to have another little brother or sister, is she?
    Still, I can’t think of everyone else. I am not God. I have enough to worry about thinking about myself.
    8:00 p.m.
    I am so worried about school tomorrow. I have so much to do.
    8:10 p.m.
    I can do my nails and foundation and eye stuff during R.E.—Miss Wilson won’t notice, as she will be sadly rambling on about the Dalai Lama or yaks or whatever it is she does talk about. But I suppose even she might notice if I took my curling tongs into class. I’ll have to do my hair at lunchtime and hope the Bummers don’t decide to put their chewing gum in it for a laugh.
    looking out of my bedroom window
    I’m amazed to see Naomi the sex kitten lounging around on the roof of our shed, showing off her fat tummy. She has got very little shame for an illegitimate bride. Angus is in the garden below her, blinded by his love. Well, actually he’s mostly blinded by the dirt he’s digging up. He’s got a huge bone from somewhere and he’s burying it. Maybe for a midnight snack. He doesn’t really seem to understand that he is not a dog. I may have to do some diagrams of mice for him to explain it.
    I went downstairs to the kitchen to find M and V absolutely all over each other. It’s like living in a porn movie to be in our house. Honestly, isn’t she sick of him yet? (I am.) He’s been back about a month; surely by now they must be discussing divorce.
    I said, “Erlack,” in a caring way to let them know I was there. But my finer feelings make no difference to the elderly snoggers. They just started giggling, like…giggling elderly snoggers.
    I said, “Vati, I don’t want to be the person responsible for one of your unreasonable outbursts of rage, but—”
    He said, “OK, as I am in a good mood you can have a fiver, because you did so well on your French test.”
    I was quite literally gobsmacked. For a second. Then I grabbed the fiver.
    â€œEr, thanks…but, erm, I feel, in all fairness to you, I should let you know that Naomi is on our shed roof and that Angus is not a million miles away from her. In fact, as I left my room, he was licking her bottom.”
    No one went ballisticisimus, because apparently Mr. and Mrs. Across the Road have workedout that the pedigreed boy cat they had over to visit with Naomi must have had more than a few fishy snacks with her.
    Vati said, “Either that or she is having a virgin birth.”
    Hey, she might be! She might be having a little furry Baby Jesus (lots of them, in fact). She is due to give birth at Christmas, after all. And God works in mysterious ways, as everyone knows.
    I said to Jas on the phone, “It makes you think, doesn’t it?”
    She was all weird and huffy. “No, what makes me think is