I had rather a late night last night; not
going to bed until 1am. I was thinking of friends who’d gone on an all-night
ghost hunting trip as I dozed off. And I was thinking of them when they texted
me at 5.45am to say they were on their way home (!)
I spent some time applying for more jobs
on-line. Today I’ve filled out twenty applications for jobs ranging from
surgical sales to fitting cavity wall insulation. If any of my loyal readers
know of any job vacancies, please do let me know. I’m open to applying to
absolutely anything.
Yesterday I mentioned that my grand-dog Fudge
was poorly. He seems to be on the mend now, and this afternoon me and ‘er
indoors TM took him for
a walk. Quite a long walk. There’s a new road which had been opened up in Ashford
which bypasses a lot of the residential areas, and I was feeling nosey, so we
walked along it. For those who know the town at all, it goes from the
International station to Matalan. There are loads of industrial outlets and
businesses along there that I never knew existed.
We then walked
round Singleton Lake – I haven’t been there for years. We met quite a few other
dogs on the way; some friendly, some not so. Perhaps I’m making a sweeping
generalisation here, but it struck me that the older the dog owner, the more
disagreeable the dog.
And here’s an amazing statistic. Today’s blog
entry is my nine hundredth entry here on Blogger. Add on the thousand that I
did over on Yahoo 360 (until it packed up),
and I‘m sure that you’ll agree that one thousand nine hundred blog entries is
quite an amazing feat. Or that is, it would be if they were actually the gems
of literary merit that I’d like them to have been. Personally I can’t see the
fascination of listening to me rattling on about weight loss and wanting a
caravan, and generally watching me squandering my life in a rather tedious
series of ordeals. But I can see from the stat counter that over the last week
between thirty to forty different people tune in every day to see what I’ve
been getting up to.
Perhaps we might organise a meet-up of my
loyal readership in one hundred days’ time to celebrate the two thousandth blog
entry which (by an amazing co-incidence)
will be on my 48th birthday.
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