23 December 2008
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I was enjoying a coffee break with my colleages this morning and was discussing my plan to head down to Oxford’s covered market to pick up some wild boar for my Christmas roast when they had to gently disabuse me … Continue reading
22 December 2008
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I have had a carolling weekend. On Saturday afternoon, Jane, Dave and I took a walk down to Bonn Square in Oxford for a joint service being put on by Churches Together in Oxford, with various carols, readings, prayers, dramas … Continue reading
20 December 2008
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With the next few days going to involve time both in Oxford and London, not to mention Christmas, I think I would struggle to keep up with the challenge of the latest run of the 7Days group. However, I did … Continue reading
19 December 2008
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Take a long look at this picture of some lines and see if anything else becomes visible to you. Want to add something? Please join the conversation about this posting (nb. Yahoo! account required to log into Flickr). Technorati Tags: … Continue reading
18 December 2008
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I needed new shoelaces and bought a pair yesterday at lunchtime. When I got home in the evening and took my shoes off I discovered that both laces had formed stiff knots, which seemed Gordian in their intractability. Fortunately, a … Continue reading
17 December 2008
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I have been in Oxford for a few weeks now so it is about time I got round to playing with some other musicians again. Last night I visited Dave Seck, who is putting together a project called The Djinn, … Continue reading
16 December 2008
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Above is the bread I was talking about yesterday. I got carried away with some recording I was playing around with (nothing to share yet; just refamiliarising myself with my digital studio) and did not take into account how fierce … Continue reading
15 December 2008
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I was at a meeting of web-focused staff from across the University today and, as I cycled home, I was reflecting how I did not feel as out of my depth as I might have expected. There are obviously advantages … Continue reading
14 December 2008
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It did not take long to select my favourite picture from November 2008, as I did not have many to choose from. This was one of my fireworks pictures from the Blackheath Fireworks (which I blogged about previously). Want to … Continue reading
13 December 2008
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Fire Burn by Peter Turnbull 13 December 2008 by Wulf Forrester-BarkerbookBook Review0.3 Rating: 2 / 5 This is a recent addition to Turnbull’s Hennessey and Yellich series. Regretfully, it lives down to my expectations from earlier novels featuring the same … Continue reading