Monthly Archives: August 2007

For a while, I thought I’d managed to escape it, but it was there all along. Thank goodness for the watermelon. Here’s a picture of the wee laddie in action, being carried by the not so wee laddie in a … Continue reading →

I had a day in the office followed by dinner out. That’s the summary of the day. To ameliorate (I like that word) the fact that I would be eating out in the evening, I watched what I was eating … Continue reading →

I worked until 7pm tonight. Then I drove home in a sort of stupefied silence, punctuated by the radio. Arriving home, I changed from work trousers to jeans and headed out in search of food. I rang a friend, mainly … Continue reading →

I could have done other things on this day, but I chose to do some painting instead. My shower room got the coat of paint I’d been hoping to give it for ages. As I painted, I listened to the … Continue reading →

The DIY will wait for no man, and I woke around lunchtime to discover that it had already started doing it itself. This is, of course, a lie. However, I couldn’t spend the day playing around with music. I had … Continue reading →

Somehow my late night put me back into Edinburgh mode. Sleep at 4 or 5 and then back up at 10.30. That’s how to live. I had tasks I wanted to accomplish. I went over and picked up my post-Edinburgh … Continue reading →

Tonight was an important night for me. It represented my first night back gigging after returning from Edinburgh. This was also my first gig performed within my new job. It’s important to make sure people are comfortable with the whole … Continue reading →

Day three in the new job and I’ll be honest, I’ve not seen days pass this quickly in quite some time. I was in the office at a reasonable hour and I left over 9 hours later, uncertain of exactly … Continue reading →

Today I went to my new job and arrived before 9am. I left the office at 6.30pm. I had, in the interim, spent all of my time working, though lunch was provided as something of a working lunch. The environment … Continue reading →