Month: March 2003

radio grayblog listeners will be interested to know that I’ve made some progress with preparing the 21 new tracks I promised ages ago. I may get around to uploading them at the weekend, although that is dependent on whether I’m busy (highly likely, I’m glad to say). Listeners may also be interested to note that I’m using some spiffing new software which seems to offer better sound quality than the WinAmp2 plugin I was using, and certainly a lot more functionality.
This weekend’s activities – on Friday night, a leaving dinner bash thing for Melanie, a member of staff at the nursery who is going on maternity leave. On Saturday, hopefully lunch with Penn, then drinks in the evening with my cousin Gemma for her birthday. On Sunday, probably a walk, especially as the weather forecast is good.

Incidentally, current mood rating is somewhere around 87% and rising, an extremely high level. A pleasant sunny day always helps.

Bizarre moment of the week came last night, as I was driving along Western Road in Hove. On each side of the road, chewing gum removal teams were working along the pavements, large pressured jets of steam spilling across the pavement and roads, their vans half blocking the street. Waiting for me to pass between them, travelling in the opposite direction, was a huge, enormous truck, all polished blue paint and chrome, bearing the number plate "1 KO". At the wheel, a well-known lisping celebrity sportsman.
As was said at the time, it was like something out of Ghostbusters.

Blogger has been dysfunctional all day. Apologies for lack of updates. More later.

Class. via B3ta.

New Weebl of sorts. Very funny. And you saw the Elvis one didn’t you? Good.

It was beautiful and sunny and clear as I walked to work. Now it is grey and cloudy. I feel like I’ve been cheated.

Waitrose spicy Indonesian vegetable crackers – yum!
Beer tonight with Greg, Paul F, Kearn and Paul C, with sightings and conversation with Lucy, Kristian, Peter, Phil and DJ. Marvellous.

Deleting 73 text messages takes a lot of thumb work.

My attention span is very short today. I’m finding it hard concentrate on anyth