Monthly Archives: September 2006

I’ve spent a few happy minutes watching Keyvan transfer my blog from blogger to my very own website. I’d like to lay claim to the move but really can’t, especially as he bravely struggled on despite a horrible cold and … Continue reading →

Today on the cycle ride to work I saw a lollipop lady weeding a council flower bed and felt a sudden surge of hope for and optimism in the human race. Later after the necessary daily dose of Daria, internet … Continue reading →

The Indian summer continues… interspersed with rain only when washing is hung out to dry! I’ve have spent a healthy weekend cycling and playing badminton with only the odd glass of wine to wash it down with it. I figure … Continue reading →

Having a relaxing weekend in London. Have stayed in bed all day reading The Philosophy Gym by Stephen Law. It’s well worth reading if you’re interested in philosophy made easy. Another busy week behind me! I went to the Norwich … Continue reading →

Local subvertising rather well done. I’ve been so busy working that there has been no time for blogging. (I hear you all sighing with disappointment) But after seeing the local billboards I felt inspired to share Norwich political art with … Continue reading →

I’ve now spent many happy days at work. The summer holiday is fading into the background. I enjoyed it but am looking forward to working now. A change is as good as a rest allegedly! On the naughtier side I’ve … Continue reading →

Picked up the beautiful new bike that is now mine. It was not as joyful riding it around as I thought it might be but I think I just have to get used to it and then it will bring … Continue reading →

One of the best things about today was that I brought a shiny new bike. I’m going to pick it up and spend all day riding around on it tomorrow. One of the worst was that I went to watch … Continue reading →

A deliciously lazy day spent watching bad films such as The Wedding Singer, Before Sunrise and The Wonder Days – not all bad but just not very good. Discussed feminism with Susie until late – now feel I should read … Continue reading →