Life's about experiences. These are mine.
Last night I went to see the excellent Justin Currie (ex Del Amitri) play the equally excellent Arlington Arts Centre on the outskirts of Newbury and I had intended this to be a post about that but actually I am going to blog about the people that pay for a ticket, get pissed during the …
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In a moment of madness last week I suggested to Helen that one way to achieve our goal of getting out more and doing some exercise would be to join a dance class. To hear me utter those words came as much as a surprise to me as they did to Helen, almost as surprising …
Like most others, every day I get loads of spam email and GMail does a fantastic job of keeping them out of my inbox. Periodically I check the spam mailbox just to ensure that nothing has slipped through the net. Occasionally I even take a look at some of the mails there to see why …
So now we really know that it wasn’t all About The Bike after all. Where Lance Armstrong is concerned it seems that emotions can run pretty high after he finally came clean and admitted that he was the drugs cheat that everyone suspect him of all along. For me he made one interesting assertion in his chat with …
So there has been all sorts of Brouhaha in the media over last 24 hours regarding the discovery of horse meat in burgers and other products sold in UK supermarkets (this wouldn’t raise a murmor in France). Let me state here and now that I am not and never will be a vegetarian, nor am I a …
So Jessops has been announced as the latest firm on the UK high street to go into administration, following in the footsteps of the likes of Woolworths and Comet. This is a tragedy for the people that work in those businesses and for the high streets themselves that take on an abandoned look with gaps where many thriving …
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Loving the Google Doodle today to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the London Underground.
Last year I read a book called SideProjects Book which was over 70 stories of people that had started businesses, all apps in this case, while holding down a day job. By the end of 2012 I realised that I had achieved that too with The Chubby Challenge. I think that there is a danger …
Kew Gardens were offering free entry today and so we took advantage of their largess and made our way along. Of course the best time to visit is when there are leaves on the trees and it’s not raining but we had a good time nevertheless.
I took this in London just before the Christmas break on my iPhone and was really pleased with the way that it has turned out. As Eros was behind hoardings that have either been erected to protect it from drunken new year revelers or while it is being repaired you couldn’t see it in all …