Our Dah and an old mate Dave Pearce came up to see us a bit ago and it was the best weekend I’ve had for a long while. It’s not right that you have to fit seeing your mates in such a small window of money and time off restrictions, though they [...]
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Vampire Weekend
Posted in mates, music on April 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
When Saturday comes pt. II
Posted in mates on March 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It’s my first ‘day’ post – a Saturday, and for the first time for a long time (which given the state of my memory might not be that long) I don’t have anything of consequence to do.
That’s not to demean the backlog of housework that has turned my house into a fucking bombsite, it’s just [...]
Feeders
Posted in food, mates on February 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve just got off the phone to Darren and he tells me he’s eaten:
a bowl of start (400 calories)
4 x cup of tea 2 sugs (however many calories, kilojoules, superfuckin’ nanos)
2 x hot cross buns (unknown)
2 x biscuits (120 cal)
2 x shortbread (same)
apple (a few – doesn’t count [...]
Aisle be damned
Posted in mates, vinyl on February 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The snow has fucked everything up by the looks of it and it looks like I’m in for a few more days of walking to work on icy pathways like C3PO. My Mandarin lesson at the college has cancelled, and I’m glad truth be told.
That’s about it for the blog today. I [...]
Bleurgh – Modern Art is Rubbish
Posted in art, footy, mates, sean on January 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve had a great month. Some reasons I can write, others I can’t; One I could write shedloads on is our Sean. I have settled into a routine where every other week I pick him up on a Friday afternoon, and take him home on a Sunday evening. I get to hang out [...]
War on Brown
Posted in footy, mates, music, politics, tagged politics on January 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I went to see a couple of bands at the Brudenell Social Club in Hyde Park. It was actually three but I needed a shower. The Brudenell is a strange venue, it’s a workies in Studentland with a long history of decent bands – I saw Sketches and Gregor Samsa. Sketches have [...]
