Monthly Archives: October 2009
Pondering many things
First up is the theme I’m using here. I’ll probably be changing it in the very near future. I’m in the process of defining the whole ‘why’ of this blog. As a consequence of this, things may well look a … Continue reading
Getting old: nostalgia and narkiness
I spent last Friday evening enjoying an evening of nostalgia. BBC Four showed a program called Synth Britannia. This was all about the UK music industry and how the arrival of affordable synths and post punk gloom got together to … Continue reading
Can’t see the wood for recycled trees
One person can only take so much. One person can only do so much. Jesus was only one person. Thank God. I don’t think I’ve been coping too well with everything that has come my way recently. If I was … Continue reading
Age doesn’t Matter
I have just finished reading the latest in the illustrious line of Sci-fi books by Iain M Banks. This one was called Matter and saw a return to the universe inhabited, and pretty much run, by the Culture, a primarily … Continue reading