Over the last few weeks
the Sy-Fy channel has been advertising it's new series "Defiance".
I'd set the SkyPlus box to record this and last night I watched the
double-length first episode. Admittedly I slept through the exciting
battle scene, but what I saw wasn't too sad.
I watched another episode
over a spot of brekkie this morning. The program shows promise, even
if I am getting vibes of "Harry Potter" from one of
the leading protagonists. Mind you the leading hero of the piece is a
policeman (of sorts). I do hope that this doesn't end up as
being yet another cop drama. There are quite enough of those on the
telly already.
And so to work. On Sunday
I mentioned that half an hour after I'd arrived at work a new
geocache had gone live; one I'd actually driven past on my way in to
work that morning. Had the reviewer got out of bed just a little
earlier I might have had a First to Find. As I drove home on Sunday
night it was dark so I wasn't going to mess about. But this morning I
set off five minutes earlier that I needed to so I could pick this
one up on my way.
It was a nice enough
little cache - actually not that little really. It was in a place
where I'd been contemplating putting a cache for some time. Not ten
yards from the cache is a bridge under which would be a very good
place to hight a higher difficulty cache. I can't use that place now.
If nothing else this should prompt me to get my ass in gear and not
leave things in future.
To work where I did my
bit and came home again. As I drove both ways the talk was about the
promised
referendum as to whether Britain should stay in the European
Union. Obviously having seen how well UKIP did in recent elections
the Government have seen that narrow-minded jingoism is a vote
winner.
I do hope that someone in
a position to do so can educate the masses. A vote to leave the
European Union is the thin edge of the wedge. Look at the lessons of
history. If the U.K. leaves the E.U. there will be war within ten
years...
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