Jonathon Delacour nails the mood of the people in this post on his blog. I think he speaks for a surprising majority of us, and in a much more eloquent style than I could manage. If you haven’t stopped by Mr Delacour’s corner of the web I heartily suggest you do so, it is rarely …
Monthly Archives: January 2003
Sweet, sweet music
Today, I shall be mainly making plans for Nigel. Bloody marvellous.
Celebrity Web
This week is officially Celebrity Blog Week as I have stumbled across Dave Barry’s Blog and Richard Herring’s warming up. [Courtesy of MetaFilter and Danny O’Brien] It is also nice to see that Dave shares my opinion of Lord of the Toss. The best line in his review has to be "Also, they have the …
Scary, scary, scary
I’m not sure what this tells us, other than universal contraception maybe isn’t such a bad idea. For everyone else, of course.
How did we cope before the Internet
Found today, the Canonical list of Fast Show catchphrases. I do not seriously know how I survived without the knowledge that this list exists. Oh, and because we were watching Happiness last night. [Courtesy of Matthew Thomas] Whilst I am dealing in trivia, have another spoonful. The king of all radio (Danny Baker) this morning …
Sadness Squared
In my ongoing quest to prove that I am not the saddest person on the planet I would like to point out that I was not the person who had a package delivered from this web site today. It was the person who is laughingly referred to as my boss.
Quiet
Things are very, very quiet around here at the moment. This is probably due to it being January and here in London most people hibernate until the weather improves. With a bit of luck and a following wind this will be some time around May. But I’m not holding my breath. Mind you, it looks …
More Shopping?
Dad, your Christmas present has arrived. I will get it to you one way or another. Meanwhile, I’ve just ordered another gadget. The Todds are going broadband. Smashing.
Sad Demise
It is now over a year since the wife updated her blog. If it wasn’t nailed to the internet it would be pushing up daisies.
Observations
So, after a couple of days in Bristol I am now back in the smoke and attempting to resume normal life. Meanwhile, one of the things I enjoy about living in blighty is the sheer volume of interesting things. One of these is Question Time. The ABC tried an Australian version but it didn’t go …