Month: April 2002

Jellied eels are the new rock and roll, apparently.

So, BT is to upgrade 100 more exchanges so that they are ADSL-enabled. Pity Yapton isn’t one of them. However, they are reviewing a further 500, so maybe we might yet get ADSL at work.

Well, as might be expected, my Visit Venus CD (Music for Space Tourists Vol. 1) is utterly brilliant, already reaching into my favourite all-time CD list (don’t ask what the others are). It’s a shame that their music is so hard to get hold of (unless you live in Germany) – CDZone managed to track mine down, after some time – and I’ve just set them the challenge of finding me two more.

Someone found this site by searching Google for "graham spencer chichester". I guess that’s the problem with having an open-book life online. So, own up – was it you?

There is something that I hope is going to work out this week. I really hope it does. I hope I’ve not pressured the situation too much. I hope that I’m being neither overly optimistic or overly pessimistic. I hope that the reality meets my best expectations.
And I hope that my Visit Venus CD that CDZone finally tracked down for me (kudos to them) arrives tomorrow.
Fingers crossed, eh?

hmm. Blogger is being pants, and Easyspace doesn’t seem to be functioning fully either. So I’m finding it hard to update here, and you are probably finding it hard to view. Not a good combination.

Football update: my maths is pants as, due to Reading’s draw at Tranmere today, Brighton are now guaranteed promotion to Division One! Yaaay!
Considering that it isn’t so long ago that Brighton were at the business end of division three, it’s an amazing turnaround – and it will help Brighton’s case for a new ground at Falmer.
Related: Seagulls official website.

Forgot to say that one of the pubs we went in to yesterday had a gents with mirror tiled walls and a glitterball – fantastically camp! Must get a glitterball for my bathroom at home.

eewwwwww!

Football: if Reading lose today, Brighton are guaranteed promotion. Brighton won yesterday, but so did Brentford. However, Brentford and Reading have to play each other.