Monthly Archives: July 2006

Probably my last blog before the Europe adventure begins but I wanted to tell everyone about this brill book I’ve found… The Curious Incident of the WMD in Iraq by Rohan Candappa. It’s very funny and well worth reading. Candappa … Continue reading →

A busy weekend spent hanging out with Karamoon, freshly off the plane from NY city. He pointed out that my blog titles were very similar to his, so I feel it is only fair to point you in the direction … Continue reading →

Went to watch an educational and harrowing film yesterday: The Wind the Shakes the Barley. It is another Ken Loach film and as good as Land and Freedom so I would recommend watching it if you get a chance. It’s … Continue reading →

We’ve just had the most amazing storm here – torrential rain, brilliant lightening and rolling thunder. I cycled manically home from the bookclub getting absolutly soaked and loving every minute of it! It’s such a relief to be cool after … Continue reading →

A lazy but glorious day, full of sunshine, fruit, films and books! Hung out with Ella and drank lots of lovely vegan fruit milkshakes! Mumm! Will joined us and we ventured down to the Nelson pub to see Singing the … Continue reading →

Today was a gentle introduction back into life in Norwich. I spent the morning cycling to campus and sitting under a tree with Rumi discussing life, the universe and everything. Watched a fairly bad film called The Cinder Path, I … Continue reading →

I had a wonderful weekend in London. Bumped into Richard L on the way down and went to see his basket exhibition at City Lit. Richard incorporated plastic bags into his weaving with interesting results. Hopefully he’ll be very famous … Continue reading →

Have been very busy the last couple of days and this heat is killing me! I’m just off to London to hang out with my good friend Keyvan, and hopefully to go to big stop the war demo. I wish … Continue reading →

Have spent far too long on trains over the last couple of days. The trains really are very bad, they are late, somewhat disorganised, dirty, unpleasant and very expensive. I guess the owners are making some money but that is … Continue reading →

Yet another sunny day – it’s all a bit good to be true. Wandered into town to watch ‘Cliffhanger’ a thrilling and ‘real life silent movie’ performed by the Bash Street Theatre Company. They were amazingly good. Check out their … Continue reading →