Category: old blogging

  • I can’t believe it took

    I can’t believe it took me so long to figure out why I was feeling down. And after I spent all that money on retail therapy yesterday! Chocolate deficiency. So simple. And so easily rectified by a large bar of Cadbury’s finest. I feel much better now.

  • I need positive thoughts and

    I need positive thoughts and actions – I’m going to start by going home in a few minutes, flopping onto the sofa, cranking up WagonChrist to full volume (well, at least as loud as the neighbours will tolerate) and reading my book with a large mug of tea.
    I’ll probably switch the PC on and leave AIM running, so if anyone feels like saying “hello”…
    At least, it’ll be on until I head to the pub around 9ish. Then I suspect there will be some inebriated post-pub blogging around midnight.
    At least that is better than if I blogged about my exciting new guttering above the front door ….oops!

  • [post deleted due to severe

    [post deleted due to severe bout of self doubt. or common sense. not sure which.]

  • It has turned cold, grey

    It has turned cold, grey and miserable. guh. But I’m determined not to let it sap my spirit, especially as have been feeling a bit more upbeat this morning and I’ve also been productive. Upbeat and productive? …no wonder it’s raining.

  • Things usually look better in

    Things usually look better in the morning, and today they do. Probably because I slept well and had a few positive thoughts from friends. Also, Seamus’s tail seems better too, which is very good.

  • maybe I’m just too tired.

    maybe I’m just too tired.

  • questions: do I say too

    questions:
    do I say too much here?
    am I too open?
    should I play my cards closer to my chest?
    or is it best to be open?
    or am I not open enough?
    do I obfuscate?
    do I think too much?
    excessive analysis?
    answers?

  • Talking of voids (you’re still

    Talking of voids (you’re still with me on this, aren’t you?), rush out now and buy As She Climbed Across The Table by Jonathan Lethem. I picked this up in Waterstones this afternoon, and perched myself on one of their sofas to read. Within no time at all, I was up to page 60 – had to buy it – and progressed to chapter 24 on the train on the way home. So now I have two books on the go at once – never a good plan.

  • Beer briefly with Paul F

    Beer briefly with Paul F on my return. Tonight’s topic of conversation – “gusset” – a feminine word that you just can’t love.