Month: January 2002

  • Damn. The sun is shining.

    Damn. The sun is shining. I might have to cheer up.

  • Well, I’ve been single for

    Well, I’ve been single for a whole year. urf.

  • Beer tonight with Patrick, with

    Beer tonight with Patrick, with sightings of Gary and Phil. Nothing to report.

  • I’m going to the pub.

    I’m going to the pub. And, frankly, I don’t care that you think that someone who is coughing and wheezing could do better than to spend two hours in a smoky pub. Who do you think you are? My mum?
    Besides, at the moment I need beer and company.

  • Newly added to the approved

    Newly added to the approved list: Vodkabird.

  • Well, I’m not surprised, but

    Well, I’m not surprised, but it looks like Blogger is to introduce charges. I will certainly pay, because I like Blogger, and if it means the service is better and more relaible – even if it only ensures its continued operation – then it is worthwhile. The charge is expected to be around US$30 per blog. That means I’d have to pay around $120 to maintain the four blogs I operate.
    I’m glad I set up that support page.

  • Anyway, having read that, I’m

    Anyway, having read that, I’m now going to finish Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which I started to read when I stayed over at Penn’s the other day. Much less thought-provoking.

  • Well, I’ve just finished reading

    Well, I’ve just finished reading The Battersea Park Road to Enlightenment by Isabel Losada. I can’t say I feel more enlightened as a result of reading it, but it has certainly made me think a little. Not too much mind you. But it has made me think a little more about the way I lead my life, the way I feel about myself, the way I look out at the world and others.
    And to be honest, I don’t actually feel too bad about my response to the world. I actually feel that I’m reasonably self aware, aware of some of my strengths and weaknesses. I do think that I need to be more confident in my strengths (and I’ve recognised that for a while). Perhaps I need to pick up on one or two of my personal weaknesses too, and try to turn them to advantages, to manage them more effectively.
    But ultimately I am who I am (to quote Popeye). I need to accept myself for who I am, and accept those around me for who they are. Hopefully, those other people will return the favour.

  • Off work today. My cold

    Off work today. My cold has got worse, not better. Still fighting with Blogger though.