Category: old blogging

in other news: painted the bathroom ceiling (dull, yeh, I know) and continued to attempt to get my new PC to work, by adding a brand new CD drive (yup, dull again). sigh.

how to instil a huge sense of self-doubt in someone: lesson one:
make that person ponder whether or not they are, in fact, dull, living in the dullest place on the planet, leading a dull life, even if, previously, they believed they were not dull (well, not entirely), the place they lived in wasn’t dull (not very exciting, granted) and their life wasn’t in the least bit dull (hey! I bought a loo seat today! and ate a goose’s egg!).
my confidence has just been zapped.

highlight of the day so far (well, at least the highlight that is for public consumption): buying a new loo seat. Granted, today has not been the most exciting of days.

the perfect way to waste hours in the office – online Scaletrix. (and, yes, I know everyone has blogged this already [I think Davo was first], but it is just too good not to mention.)

ok. I’m in a good mood. That’s all I can say.
Don’t say that you are not kept informed about these things.
[note: yep, I even keep some secrets from my blog. And, no, don’t bother to ask, ok?]

words and phrases that have been used to describe me lately:
– incorrigible
– a good kisser
– a good laugh
– stubborn
– funny (in the strange sense)
– a good mate
– attractive
– a broad thinker
– bloody awful (as in “you look bloody awful” – thanks Matt)

any more submissions?

Simon says. me and Meg the product of Luke‘s mind? nah. if that were true, there would be much more hair dye.

I have an inner warm feeling this morning – probably the combination of drinks and a good chat with friends last night, that delicious egg for breakfast, and the feeling of satisfaction with the decorating progress made yesterday. My flat has just been improved considerably – when I went in the bathroom this morning, the bright and clean look of the room was very very encouraging. With plans to finish the bathroom and do the kitchen over the next couple of weeks, plus the replacement gutter to be installed on Good Friday and new windows sometimes soon (note to self: must chase the District Council about that), things are very encouraging indeed.

go to work on an egg – in my case this morning, a seven-minute soft-boiled goose’s egg. yum!

beer tonight with (as promised) Paul F and the ever-youthful Aris.