I’ve mentioned before that I don’t work Sundays, although I’ve had to do some stuff today which was vaguely work-like. I’ll explain in more detail tomorrow. I intended this to be a big let’s-look-back-at-November type post, reliving the highs and lows of 30 days of steady posting, but: 1) This is post 99. I’ll do [...]
Continue reading...29 November 2008
Today I: Wrote a prologue Met Santa Fell asleep Deleted the prologue Wrote another one Watched the X-Factor Watched the X-Factor results Realised I hadn’t eaten in 11 hours Ate Panicked that I hadn’t saved the second prologue Realised I had Wrote this blog And that’s it. On paper it almost looks like a busy [...]
Continue reading...28 November 2008
We’ve a lot to get through in the blog tonight, so if everyone could please shut up for five minutes, we can get started … First up, Happy Birthday to me old mucker, Tommy Donbavand, who turns ancient today. I think he’s like eight-six or eighty-seven or something. I forget. He looks good for it, [...]
Continue reading...27 November 2008
As a long-time fan of monsters-which-really-shouldn’t-be-frightening (e.g. slow moving fog, killer rabbits, and people pointing a bit and going “waaaaah”) I was delighted to discover that the BBC is doing an adaptation of John Wyndham’s Day of the Triffids, to be screened in 2009. I for one can’t get enough of the whole walking killer [...]
Continue reading...26 November 2008
I’ve just finished reading Batman #681, which – I’m sure you’re all only too aware – was the conclusion to the Batman R.I.P. storyline. Written by my fellow Scot, Grant Morrison, Batman R.I.P. has been hyped up to insane levels in the comic book community over the past few months. Morrison promised a saga with [...]
Continue reading...25 November 2008
It’s hard to believe that it’s nearly December. Well, not that hard. I mean the calendar speaks for itself. But you know what I mean. I started this blog in February of this year. The very first post was made while I was on a train to Glasgow, to meet up with my (then prospective) [...]
Continue reading...24 November 2008
Sorry the last few posts have all been painfully short. This whole being-left-in-sole-charge-of-everything lark is proving to be trickier and more time consuming than I expected. So before I go iron school clothes, prepare school packed lunch, wrap shoebox for school shoebox appeal, tidy away dinner dishes, load the washing machine, load the tumble drier, [...]
Continue reading...22 November 2008
Tomorrow, my other half returns to the UK for a few days, leaving me in sole charge of our six-year-old son. God help us both.
Continue reading...21 November 2008
As a long time user of Google Mail, I was surprised to log on today and find a new announcement waiting for me. As I read it, I felt a big bubble of excitement well up inside me like … er … a big bubble (I’m the similie king – fact). Google has today launched [...]
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30 November 2008
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