In complete contrast to
Monday night I slept well last night. After about seven hours sleep
my back was hurting too much to carry on laying in bed. Backache is
usually a sign that I've been in my pit for too long. I got up, and
spent a little while trying to find where "Daddies Little
Angel TM" has put everything. I *hate*
being tidied up. I might live in a total mess, but I know where
everything is. An especially valuable geocaching trackable was on the
living room table when I left home yesterday. It has gone now. I've
even emptied the bins across the floor searching for it. The thing
has travelled a thousand miles just to have the most recent fruit of
my loin "tidy it up"
When I finished swearing
I watched yesterday's episode of "Chewing Gum" in
which Tracy tries to get on with her life despite her religious
family background. It's actually a very good comedy, but I recognise
so much from my own "religious nut" days. The line
"I don't neeed to read the Bible because I go to church"
rerminded me of so many people I've met. And I did giggle when
Tracy's boyfriend turned out to fancy Jesus.
I had a quick look
on-line. Amazon dot com was still trying to sell me that which I had
already bought from them. I wish they wouldn't do that.
As I drove to work I
found myself being tailgated by a lorry from Qik toilet rentals. If
any of my loyal readers ever want to rent a toilet, I'd suggest
renting from someone else.
Despite running the risk
of a portaloo up the khyber I listened to the radio as I drove. And
again the Labour party shows how it has gone from being a plausible
government to being a laughing stock
by having a U-turn on supporting the government's deficit policy.
Surely it makes sense not
to spend more money than you've got? they government is trying to
make it illegal for any UK government to spend more money than they
have (in "normal" times). It strikes me to be common
sense, but apparently the crackpot loonies who now form the Loyal
Opposition think it is a bad idea. Or some of them do. The more
sensible ones are looking set to vote against their party.
I know - I should have
stood for parliament.... Maybe next time...
I stopped off at
Morrisons on my way to work this morning. As well as razor blades I
got a box of choccie biccies for work (as it is Hastings Day
today) and a bottle of (supposedly) decent red wine as it
was up for sale at half the usual price.
I came home through the
rain and took "Furry Face TM" for
a walk. We only went round the block, and both came home soaked. "er
indoors TM" eventually came home and over
a rather good bit of dinner we had that bottle of wine I got this
morning. In retrospect that bottle was over-priced at six quid. In
fact it was bloody awful.
I'm glad I didn't pay the
full price. Last week's bargain rot-gut was far superior. But that's
wine I suppose. Why is it that a bottle of wine that costs four
pounds actually tastes better than something which costs thre times
the price?
And in closing today our
old friend science has
found some aliens. It's a shame they are so far away...
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