greymullet

Thank you, Songbird.  I open up my blog and you automatically queue up Tattle Tale and Go Sailor. Just what I needed.

It feels good to be writing some HTML again.  It’s muchly preferable to

./compile
make
make install

…which seems to have made up a large portion of what I’ve been typing for the last couple of days .

Anyway, I’m writing the new Elec.Soc website.  My blog remains neglected.

Oh my poor, neglected blog.  I’ll come back to you soon, and you’ll be shiny and pretty and full of posts, I promise.

Anyway, I was just listening to last.fm, and “Don’t Want to Know if You Are Lonely” by Husker Du came on and triggered a few thoughts:

1. I can see where a lot of Green Day’s inspiration came from.
2. I don’t listen to Green Day anymore
3. I need to get over myself and listen to Green Day again

“Vegangelical”

First post after a shiny reinstall of Windows.  I’m running Firefox 3 now, too, and it’s also rather shiny.

What am I up to these days, seeing as it’s been a fair while since my last post?

I’m back in Hampshire and not even half a week’s gone by before my sleep pattern’s messed up, and I’m up at 2am watching Dresden Dolls video. Par for the course, really.

While you’re here, I’ll share some nice tracks from the But I’m a Cheerleader soundtrack:

Tattle Tale: Glass Vase Cello Case

Go Sailor: Ray of Sunshine

~ The Chameleons

Nigel Stapleton, Postcomm’s chairman, told the BBC that without private sector involvement, Royal Mail may require a government subsidy.

~http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7401722.stm

I struggle to find the right response. “Better the devil you know”? “Lesser of two evils”? “So what?”?

If Sting ever retires, will he change his name to ‘Stung’?

-Laura

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/politics_show/regions/yorkshire_and_lincolnshire/7371536.stm