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Aug. 23rd, 2004 11:33 amI still haven't mentioned Cropredy, although I should. It was fairly mundane compared to last year's, but I should still have a go.
The weekend was quiet, although it looks like we will be going to see Puressence on Saturday. Last night, for reasons that actually make a little (but not much) more sense than you'd think, I was banging a screw into the kitchen wall with a hammer. Actually, this was because neither myself nor my flatmate smoke - if it turns out not to have worked, then at least the shops will still be open when I get home. Earlier on I ran amok in the front garden trashing two plants that had independently decided to mount takeover bids.
I've also been revisiting Things My Girlfriend And I Have Argued About, which is well worth a look if you haven't read it. I had previously assumed that everybody now had, but I've recently met a couple of people who'd never heard of it.
Finally, can any of you recommend a decent dentist and a GP in the south side of Edinburgh? I've been back here a year and I'm still not registered with either. I know I've already asked this of some of you, but foolishly I didn't insist on having the answer in writing.
Cheers.
Captain's log, supplemental:
I notice that another version of The Scream has been stolen. Hopefully they'll get it back, but unfortunately it was ruined for me as a picture by reading the comments a US school class gave on what it was about, and in particular one student's comment that it isn't (as I had naively believed) a depiction of the dehumanising effects of modern life and the sheer horror of existence, but in fact shows a criminal being chased by the two policemen clearly visible in the top left.
PS - anyone who lets on that I've been seen gardening is dead, OK?
The weekend was quiet, although it looks like we will be going to see Puressence on Saturday. Last night, for reasons that actually make a little (but not much) more sense than you'd think, I was banging a screw into the kitchen wall with a hammer. Actually, this was because neither myself nor my flatmate smoke - if it turns out not to have worked, then at least the shops will still be open when I get home. Earlier on I ran amok in the front garden trashing two plants that had independently decided to mount takeover bids.
I've also been revisiting Things My Girlfriend And I Have Argued About, which is well worth a look if you haven't read it. I had previously assumed that everybody now had, but I've recently met a couple of people who'd never heard of it.
Finally, can any of you recommend a decent dentist and a GP in the south side of Edinburgh? I've been back here a year and I'm still not registered with either. I know I've already asked this of some of you, but foolishly I didn't insist on having the answer in writing.
Cheers.
Captain's log, supplemental:
I notice that another version of The Scream has been stolen. Hopefully they'll get it back, but unfortunately it was ruined for me as a picture by reading the comments a US school class gave on what it was about, and in particular one student's comment that it isn't (as I had naively believed) a depiction of the dehumanising effects of modern life and the sheer horror of existence, but in fact shows a criminal being chased by the two policemen clearly visible in the top left.
PS - anyone who lets on that I've been seen gardening is dead, OK?
