The week, and stuff.
Sep. 13th, 2003 12:51 amEl Reg has decided to be flippant about extropians. Which is fine by me.
The Grauniad gives Unce Warren's last album four stars out of five. Despite the all-star supporting cast - including Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, The Eagles' Don Henley and Emmylou Harris - it is musically and lyrically understated, and frequently suffused with an almost unbearable poignancy.
It's been a quiet week.
fabalafae has disappeared to Lodnod, after last night's farewell drink starting at K's and ending at the Citrus. I haven't been the the C for about seven or eight years, and I'm glad to say that the really bad feature - the nasty bouncers they used to have - has gone, and it's otherwise the same grubby hole it's always been. Must go back after a shorter gap this time. Wednesday involved the Holyrood. Canal defence lights were mentioned. The few nights before were quiet and homebound. I've found a few jobs to apply for, though. All local so far.
This evening I've put my desk back together in my room. It looks, as ever, very fine.
Also: Tabouleh's good. Must make it again.
Also also: The Phantom Limbs. Records out now on Alternative Tentacles who use the G-word (among others) to describe them. Anyone know if they're any good?
And while we're on the subject of maybe buying things from AT, anyone after a deck of cards?
The Grauniad gives Unce Warren's last album four stars out of five. Despite the all-star supporting cast - including Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, The Eagles' Don Henley and Emmylou Harris - it is musically and lyrically understated, and frequently suffused with an almost unbearable poignancy.
It's been a quiet week.
This evening I've put my desk back together in my room. It looks, as ever, very fine.
Also: Tabouleh's good. Must make it again.
Also also: The Phantom Limbs. Records out now on Alternative Tentacles who use the G-word (among others) to describe them. Anyone know if they're any good?
And while we're on the subject of maybe buying things from AT, anyone after a deck of cards?
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Date: 2003-09-13 01:27 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-09-14 02:17 am (UTC)"This salad can be eaten with a fork, but the traditionl ws is to scoop up a bite of the mixture in a lettuce leaf and pop it into the mouse."
Presumeably it's a very small lettuce leaf or an extremely large mouse....
But it sounds tasty, apart from the olive oil. I don't like oily food, although fatty food is no problem. Unfortunately Nicky is the other way round!