Don’t expect a new blog post from me tomorrow — I have a busy day of gigging lined up. Firstly, I get to dep for The Pico Brown Five for a lazy afternoon of jazz at a golf club in … Continue reading
30 May 2009
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Month: May 2009
29 May 2009
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Suffer the Children by Adam Creed
Here is the review I promised of Suffer the Children by Adam Creed. I received it via the LibraryThing early reviewers scheme although given the fact this was a few weeks ago, perhaps “running slightly behind reviewers” would be a … Continue reading
28 May 2009
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Recording
Yesterday’s recording session with Magnus went well and we got a couple of tracks done – “Automacar Blues (Oxford Version)” and “Rainy Day in May”. You can hear them via the widget below: I was reminded how much I don’t … Continue reading
27 May 2009
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Recording
I’ve had a busy couple of days with family staying over. Today is quieter but Magnus is still here so the plan is to make the most of a rainy day and do some recording. Keep your ears open! Want … Continue reading
24 May 2009
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Travel Report
I mentioned yesterday that I now have a sat nav device. I have been thinking about getting one for a while but had a trip to Stansted airport to do a pick up. I am familiar with the route from … Continue reading
23 May 2009
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Sat Nav
Got myself a sat nav… now looking forward to getting lost this afternoon! See my twitter feed to see more of my tweets and sign up to twitter to reply to @basswulf Technorati Tags: tweet
22 May 2009
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Silicon Moulds
I continue to be very impressed by the silicon rubber baking moulds that I recently mentioned. I’ve got three – two bread “tins” and a six-slot muffin tray, all in a gorgeous bright red. The particular advantage over metal moulds … Continue reading
21 May 2009
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Recent Reading
I have been doing a lot of reading recently. I’ve enjoyed making a start on a Swedish detective series from the 1970s (The Laughing Policeman), discovering the Russian adventures of Erast Fandorin in Special Assignments and taking a journey from … Continue reading
20 May 2009
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Joint Ventures
Here are the fruits of last night’s labours at the Joint Ventures lecture: Want to add something? Please join the conversation about this posting (nb. Yahoo! account required to log into Flickr). Technorati Tags: photography joint ventures
19 May 2009
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Photo Constipation
By now, I should have picked my favourite photo from April 2009. However, I am still working through them! The consequence of having a backlog of photos waiting the keep, process or discard filter is that I’m less inclined to … Continue reading