9 October 2014
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I went to a Westminster Faith Debate tonight on Parishes: what future for the parochial system, conveniently being run in Oxford at the University Church on the High Street. It was relatively easy to get to but not within either … Continue reading
6 October 2014
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Originally my outline plan for today had involved going to work in the morning and then going down to an event at the Radcliffe Science Library mid-afternoon followed a bit of reading in the stacks, catching up with a few … Continue reading
3 October 2014
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I’ve been sawing up some branches this morning to add to our woodstores but I think one basket will be enough for today. I managed to make a tiny nick near the tip of one of my fingers with the … Continue reading
2 October 2014
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Gig time again. If you are in Oxford tomorrow night and fancy some jazz, you can catch me with Other Way Up at the James Street Tavern (James Street, natch, or OX4 1EU if you want to be more precise). … Continue reading
1 October 2014
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At this rate, I’ll have visited all the Oxford Colleges within the next thirty years or so. I ticked another one – Wadham – off my list yesterday evening. There are still a few to go, though.
23 September 2014
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Unrelated to yesterdays bottling, I discovered this morning that a nearby water main has burst. I thought the taps were running a bit sluggishly but, as I cycled to work, I saw that the other end of my road had … Continue reading
13 September 2014
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This is the Oxford Preservation Trust’s annual Oxford Open Doors weekend and St Clement’s is open for curious visitors tomorrow afternoon. This morning I have been helping mount a display and this is one the gems that has come to … Continue reading
9 September 2014
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I had a meeting down in town with a couple of colleagues today. Our host suggested that rather than her office we could meet in a tea shop on St Giles, which sounded wonderfully civilised. What we had neglected to … Continue reading
7 September 2014
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Last night Jane and I went to see Creation Theatre’s rendering of Macbeth. Like many settings of Shakespeare, it wasn’t in Elizabethan garb but dressed up in something more contemporary; costumes remeniscent of WWI. I don’t think I really grasped … Continue reading
20 August 2014
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I’m doing more playing with the String Project tonight at East Oxford community festival. Ben has organised an evening of music with stuff going on from about 6:30 – 11pm and I’ll play a bit with the group, back up … Continue reading