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Little Moo in Hospital

Wed, 04 Mar 2009 17:20:32 GMT

Well I've not been on much due to illness in the Moo family. After work I've been going to the hospital, up at 6.30 - 7 to get ready and go to work, by the time I'm home it's off to visit, which ends about 8 to 8.30 and once home and I've had something to eat it's time for bed, almost.

My little sister once known as I Can Moo Too and Chrome Kitty on other boards was taken into hospital 12 days ago. She had several stomach pains, at first they thought it was the gall bladder. It turned out to be a cyst on the liver, a biggie. This had also irritated the gall bladder. An operation, drugs were needed to get rid of the cyst and help the gall bladder. The Gall bladder is now ok and the big cyst has, but there were two little ones beneath it and since the operation two more have appeared, why these have appeared no on knows. The large one was thought to have been caused by a cracked rib. But what caused the new ones???

Our kid feels a lot better than she did, the pain is a lot less. Although after surgery she was very happy, that would be the morphine we thought, and thought right she confirmed. Well she is in some pain and is still not sure how long she will be in hospital but hey ho. I'm off to see her again later.

Work has been training, it's alright. How much has stuck though is a different matter. At least i know the difference between a PSUB and a BIK. If you ever wondered what an L code meant, it means your under 65. Cunning.

The Worrier is well and looking for work still, she's been doing lovely tests for the DWP and other government bits. It turns out as a dyslexic she is allowed extra time and is allowed a computer to use. The power that be try to keep this a bit quiet because it costs money. It did help The Worrier a lot but she never got the job. She was also in hospital to have a polyp removed from inside the most delicate of places. Happily she did not need it and they are going to help with some long standing issues. Plus she is due to start her counselling from the bus crash last October I think.

Crikey.

Well apart from my dad almost falling into a diabetic coma and the fraud of money from The worrier's account taking about a month to sort out, everything is ok.

There is now an SF series on BBC radio. The Time Maciner was on radio 3, It was an excellent prodution, although the device of having Wells near the end of his life recount his tale was unnecessary and laboured a little. Some really good stuff .

Moo.

More training

Sun, 15 Feb 2009 14:24:12 GMT

Well I hit the wall on tiredness and now I'm coming through the wall. As expected the stuff is a bit technical but fairly straight forward. Trying to find everything is going to be a worry.

Actually I learn a new computer system it turns out just as I'll be getting to grips with it a new one will appear. It's 5 years late, well it would have been if it appeared in October as expected, but now it's due in June. Outside private company of course, cos government ones would cut it, like the one I'm using in the office from the 80's from the days before icon driven stuff (like Windows.)

Still I've now done 2 weeks and got an interim payment from my wages so bill paying has occurred. Nice.

The Worrier turned 30 on Wednesday, she had a argument with family and we went for a nice sit down Chinese. I got her some Sandman (DC.) Neil Gaiman stuff, she had only heard of it fairly recently. Last in year in Edinburgh actually and some films including Willow with Warwick Davis.

For Valentine's we did little. I did get her the Johnny Depp, Sweeney Todd (It's a musical with Depp so an Ideal fem-film.) and a home-made card. I got a painting rom her, it's seems we are going hippy-ish.

Once more into the breach dear hearts,

Moo.

After week one

Sat, 07 Feb 2009 08:04:47 GMT

Well finished the first week, and I kept getting up early and going to bed early, if this keeps up I will end up with no life. We had to wander around, at first in a line, (How school marks us.) and everyone had a good nosey at the new kids. I also got my headset, very modern and SF looking to this lad.

The dress in the place is easy going, many people are in T-shirts, we were told no slogans or football shirts but I saw a few sneaking in here and there. Me I wore a shirt all week, it's the only place I can wear one, plus most of my T-shirts have slogans or horror films on them.

The training was ok, but as Moods said it's hard to teach us new tricks and boy is it tiring trying to cram in new stuff.

Still one week down of the ten week training, I've not been bollocked for anything so that's good, and that's at least one week's money in the bank, and boy does the bank account look poorly.

Went for a Chinese last night, could afford it really but what the hell, I could eat the steamed dumplings till the cow's come home. And had several pints of Sam Smith's quality Bitter. Not a bad end to and scary week.

I am dreading going live on the phones but, hey ho.

Moo.

The Returning Moo

Wed, 28 Jan 2009 09:00:57 GMT

Not been on here much, in part due to a lethargy and The Worrier doing online job applications. Real War and Peace jobs.

I start a new job Monday with Customs on The VAT help-lines. 10 weeks training. I hope I Get through that. Starting to get the colly wobbles about it.

The Worrier has had several job interviews, one still looks a decent possible so fingers crossed. It's in the bus game. Last night another online jobby. Overly complicated and next to impossible to send.

Tonight we hope to go and see My Bloody Valentine in 3-D. I'm hoping for lots of pick axes flying at the screen. Should be god silly fun, as mass murder always is. ;-)

I have been falling behind on the radio stuff again, but the ongoing run of The Man in Black with Mark Gatiss has been fun. It has it's faults but mostly thumbs up.

Today in Manchester we has deep layer of grey fog, it seems to be hugging the city tight.

Happy Belated New Year,

Moo.

Back on the bread line

Fri, 19 Dec 2008 18:51:05 GMT

Well as Christmas approaches Myself and the Worrier are no longer in work. Mine was expected, if earlier than expected and the Worrier lost a warehouse job. Still that customs job will hopefully be there in Feb. So long buses and school kids.

An added note to the bus accident. When the Worrier hit the barracks, she hit the armoury and they had guns trained on her from the other side of the wall (inside.). Scary no???

Went to see The Children. There is some excellent images. it's not a perfect film, but it really packs a punch and though is nasty it is something I would give the thumbs up to. One of the better British horror films for sure.

Moo.

Worry packing

Sat, 15 Nov 2008 12:44:47 GMT

As said The Worrier lost her job. But she is going to work in a warehouse. She's one of those lasses who doesn't like typical female roles. The pay is ok, £6 an hour, this is only temporary. If she is taken on permanent she will be on 18k a year and with her qualifications she hopefully will rise in the company. She is working for an evil shoe empire though. Branded sports wear...

Me my wages are about to drop, I'm back on schools and then the job finishes in time for Christmas. So that means I've lost jobs for in time for Easter and Now Christmas, what a festive year.

Happily it looks like there is a job on the cards for February. I'm going to be helping people with their VAT, I'm going to be a good customs man, think John Simm in Life on Mars.

The other day i had some one on the bus singing, '24 hours from Toaster.' so it's all fun.

Moo.

Nice an easy

Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:48:46 GMT

Taking things nice and easy today.

The Worrier has applied for another bus job, finger crossed. And I have passed on the winter vomiting sickness to my sister. First her daughter had it and now she is just getting over it.

Bonfire night has been quite dull around here. I was expecting to see more fireworks. Maybe later.

Moo.

Custom Made

Fri, 07 Nov 2008 14:35:00 GMT

The Worrier is thinking of going in for another bus firm, she has not heard about the license, the police move slowly.

Looks you were right Moods about me being down about HM Customs. I recieved a phone call and then a later a confirming e-mail. If the checks go to plan I have been offered a job for Febuary 2nd. Quite a long way down the line, still hope springs eternal.

Must dash work beckons.

Moo.

work

Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:22:28 GMT

Sadly The Worrier lost her appeal and her job. She has took well at first but now is feeling down. she's worried she may also lose her driving license but until we know, it's hard. The woman at the appeal had already made up her mind, so it looks like there was little point in going through it but still it has to be done. We could have been lucky. New drivers tend to get little help, I could go on about the way she was treated but would rather not.

As for myself. I was informed i actually passed the interview process for HM Customs and I will be point on a merit list for 12 months. IE if a job comes up we may send for you. Still better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick. It took them well over a month to tell me I was on a waiting list.

So I will be doing what John Cooper Clarke didn't want to do and I'll be in Reddish next week, and possibly the week after.

After the illness I feel really well, the odd ache and pain, but he ho.

And boy is it cold, last afternoon of schools.

Moo.

International Radio Playwriting Competition

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 14:06:34 GMT

International Radio Playwriting Competition

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/indepth/radioplay2008.shtml

The biennial International Radio Playwriting Competition is run by the BBC World Service and the British Council and is now in its eleventh year.

It is a competition for anyone resident outside Britain, to write a 60 minute radio drama for up to six characters.

There are two categories: one for writers with English as their first language and one for writers with English as their second language. The two winners will come to London and see their play made into a full radio production, which will then be broadcast on the BBC World Service. They will also each receive a £2,500 prize and there are also prizes for the runners up.

The play must be in English, unpublished and must not have been previously produced in any medium. Whether you're experienced, new, or somewhere in between, we want to hear from you.

Just check the Rules and How to Enter sections to find out more about sending us your play.

So get writing,

Moo.

ill

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 13:25:18 GMT

I picked up the winter vomiting flu bug. Yesterday I was strapped to the toilet, today my behind is twitchy but not as bad.

I know too much information. Still it's sad when being sick makes you feel better and the first time I can fart without the fear of touching cloth is a moment of joy.

Another step in good health was achieved, no splatter and semi-solid stools. Still they look a bit yellowish.

Feeling better which means back on the buses tomorrow, I've had today and yesterday off and can't afford more, well I couldn't really afford these two days really.

The Worrier is still fretting over the appeal but at least she is keeping herself busy or reading to keep the mind occupied.

Moo.

Plaza Stockport, Darkeness Over Britain and Fest pics.

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 22:42:07 GMT

The Cornerhouse in Manchester has whittled The Darkness Over Britain down. It was a double bill of TV stuff. The Incredible Robert Baldick, a Terry Nation pilot for serial that never happened. It was part of the TV Playhouse. A sort of early Victorian psychic detective, Robert Hardy played the lead and he was not the one over acting the most, very ripe at times. The other was Blink, from last years Dr. Who. It looked good on the big screen, but I thought lost some of it's impact. Excellent tale.

Then went to the Plaza in Stockport, £6 for a double bill of horror. The Ghoul, it was the TYburn version from the 70's (They're playing the wrong Ghoul went the cry.) A stately horror film, It looks good but I wish more was going on. We never really engaged with the characters. the second was hammer's Hound of the Baskervilles. A better film, and it looked great.

Plus they had the organ there.

As you can see it also changes colour.

It's a lovely building and Paul H. thought the building was great too as did The Worrier.

Ok here are a few pics from the Festival of Fantastic Films.#

here is all the fun of the Festival, Mr. Higson just can't take any more. The Worrier is such I charmer, you can see why I married her.

As you can see Sheila Keith is eying up Darrell's Monster Munch (They are vegetarian even though are beef flavour.), the T-shirt was not shiney but you can't hide an old thesp. that easily. The Monster Munch were a birthday present.

By the way The Worrier was sacked after the bus crash, but the case has gone to appeal. We wait for next Thursday.

On that HM Customs job I went for, I gotr an e-mail saying I'd past the test and was on the Merit list for 12 months, so if any jobs come up, I may have a chance. Nothing moves slower than the government.

Moo.

Festival of Fantastic Films.

Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:18:50 GMT

Had a cracking time, some films were reshuffled but it was no where near as bad as the one you went to Moods. The guests were excellent, Russ Conway was superb, Damien Thomas was excellent and a lovely man, Richard Gordon and Norman J Warren are a splendid double act with experience and wisdom of the film business like nobody else, and are really generous with there time and knowledge and Lamberto Bava was a splendid chap, struggled with his English a little but was in good form, I even bought him a drink. Lots of humour from the guests. hopefully there will be a next year.

Saw a bucket load of films and shock of shocks, Darrell's team did not win the quiz. Finally saw Devil Doll and a corker it was too.

A splendid time was had by all.

Plus Darrell had a birthday present from us BHFers there, a packet of Monster Munch, what else. (They were Beef but they don't have meat in them, they even have a veggie ok symbol on them.) 70's big un's too. Plus there was a card signed by the BHFers there. Moxx, Higgy baby, Jason, Glenn, The Worrier, and some idiot who put Moo on his card.

If you prod me I'll put pictures up.

Here's Richard Gordon producing credits from IMDb http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0330545/

He also worked Mother Reilly Meets the Vampire and there is a splendid still of him with Bela Lugosi.

Inseminoid (1981) (producer)
... aka Horror Planet (USA)
... aka Horrorplanet (USA)

The Cat and the Canary (1979) (producer)
Horror Hospital (1973) (producer)
... aka Computer Killers (USA)
... aka Doctor Bloodbath (video title)
Tower of Evil (1972) (producer)
... aka Beyond the Fog (USA: reissue title)
... aka Horror of Snape Island (Canada: English title)
... aka Horror on Snape Island
Secrets of Sex (1970) (executive producer)
... aka Bizarre (USA)
... aka Erotic Tales from Mummy's Tomb (UK)
... aka Tales of the Bizarre (USA)

The Great Stone Face (1968) (executive producer) (uncredited)
The Projected Man (1967) (producer) (uncredited)
Island of Terror (1966) (executive producer)
... aka Night of the Silicates
... aka The Creepers
... aka The Night the Creatures Came
... aka The Night the Silicates Came
Naked Evil (1966) (executive producer) (uncredited)
... aka Exorcism at Midnight (USA)
Curse of the Voodoo (1965) (producer)
... aka Curse of Simba
... aka Lion Man
... aka Voodoo Blood Death (USA)
Devil Doll (1964) (executive producer)
Ultima preda del vampiro, L' (1962) (executive producer)
... aka Curse of the Vampire (USA: TV title)
... aka Daughters of the Vampire
... aka Desires of the Vampire
... aka Last Victim of the Vampire
... aka The Last Prey of the Vampire
... aka The Playgirls and the Vampire (USA)
... aka The Vampire's Last Victim

First Man Into Space (1959) (executive producer) (uncredited)
Corridors of Blood (1958) (executive producer) (uncredited)
The Secret Man (1958) (executive producer) (uncredited)
Fiend Without a Face (1958) (executive producer) (uncredited)
Grip of the Strangler (1958) (executive producer) (uncredited)
... aka The Haunted Strangler (USA)
Escapement (1958) (executive producer) (uncredited)
... aka The Electric Monster
... aka The Electronic Monster (USA)
Man in the Shadow (1957/II) (producer) (uncredited)
... aka Violent Stranger (USA)
The Crooked Sky (1957) (co-producer) (uncredited)
West of Suez (1957) (co-producer) (uncredited)
... aka The Fighting Wildcats (USA)
The Counterfeit Plan (1957) (executive producer) (uncredited)
Kill Me Tomorrow (1957) (co-producer) (uncredited)
Assignment Redhead (1956) (co-producer) (uncredited)
... aka Million Dollar Manhunt (USA)
... aka Requiem for a Redhead (UK)
Teufels General, Des (1955) (co-producer)
... aka The Devil's General (USA)
Return to Glennascaul (1951) (executive producer: restored version)
... aka A Story That Is Told in Dublin (Ireland: English title: subtitle)
... aka Orson Welles' Ghost Story

Bus Crash

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 11:12:50 GMT

Yesterday I was doing buses thinking it was quite dull on the route even though part of it was through Salford. Going past Man. United old training ground The Cliff (There isn't one, not even a Richards.) and place names like Butt Hill (with Butt Hill Convenience.) were as good as it got. Some kick managed to head but a window, oh dear and some old lady going bald had dyed her hair and got a comb-over. It was a real brillo pad, or shredded wheat job that grew fro the line of the left ear. Get a wig cheapskate or were it bald and proud like another old lady I saw.

So boredom set in when I got a phone call, Nadia had crashed her bus, she was ok, cuts and bruises, but it had hit wall, when the phone went dead. Prestwich does not have the strongest signal.

I was then phoned back after moving to a stronger signal area. I manages to speak to her. The breaks had failed. The bus had hit a car, gone through a railing and hit a wall. It was the TA Medical training centre so lots of army medics and paramedics were on the scene.

Nobody was hurt badly, Nadia had cuts to both hands and on her neck, she even had glass in her underwear. The bady had a few minor cuts and some passengers suffered whip-lash.

She is ok, and although her knuckles are bruised and needs a day off, she will be back tomorrow, Wednesday.

She did make the Manchester Evening News today, (I know it's only just noon and editions are already out.

The picture is bigger than this but LJ won't let it go bigger, boo hiss. Dunno why.

Moo.

More Buses

Sun, 12 Oct 2008 19:39:52 GMT

Well I've been doing more buses and have even more to do come next week.

The only problem the routes were long and the new buses are cramped so the back of my calves were painful by the end of the week, worries of thrombosis are not far from my mind. My grand father suffered with it and my mum (Though her's was due to Hormone replacement Therapy.) and in the end it killed them both, my Granddad was in his seventies and over weight, so I am in a better position. But still.

last week she was driving with her mentor when she heard a loud bang, he shout 'STOP!' Nadia thought, 'Oh god, what have I hit?' It turned out he'd just seen the post office held up and the masked raider had fired his shotgun in the air. He got of the bus to help the police, Nadia thought, right if anyone come nears my bus the get shut and I'm off pronto.

The Worrier was driving on own on Tuesday for the first time and guess who was driving my bus to work Tuesday??

Yep. Nadia. I went and hid upstairs so I wouldn't criticize her. She actually drove the bus well. later a van hit her from behind with his wing-mirror only. How I'm not sure, she under took him, but she was in a bus lane, so that's allowed. But how did he miss a double decker bus?? She said she could see him getting closer and thought there is no where to go, and so it happened. Luckily no damage was done, his wing mirror cover popped off but he put it back on.

When I went out Monday I wore a pair of pants I haven't worn since last time I did this job. Since then I've lost weight. I also forgot to put a belt on. It's hard trying to look dignified stood at a bus stop in uniform (Big GMPTE coat.) with your trousers falling down, luckily me cheeky view was hidden by my big work coat.

I actually woke her up Tuesday when I burnt my toast, the toaster stuck and set of the fire alarm at 6 in the morning, twice. My neighbors love me. The flat smelt of burnt toast until the next day. Oh dear.

I found in Torkington a walled garden put there by the Secret Garden group, oh 'eck. Actually it was nice.

I also saw a golden retriever magic marker eyebrows, two little lads were running with it. Their mum just gave one of those looked.

Well I'm no longer on 192's going from Manchester to Hazel Grove via Stockport, after a long day The theme to Carpenter's Assault on Precinct 13 seemed really apt going into Hazel Grove on a windy dark night. I'll miss the lovely smell from McVities's factory, the other day it was Jammy Dodgers with a lovely baking and jam smell.

Well at least i won't see anymore bike smashes on the motorway, hopefully it was not too bad, but going over the motorway near Stockport i saw the aftermath of a car hitting a biker, the bike looked ok and the ambulance was already there, so as I say hopefully it was ok.

So I am 98s to Prestwich, I was worried it was all the way to Bury, but a lot of half hour trips help the legs and keep some of the boredom away.

Moo.

Buses to Bolton.

Sat, 27 Sep 2008 21:17:28 GMT

Well as September rolls through we're having an Indian Summer. It's really nice but too hot on the buses at times.

Doing number 8's from Manchester to Bolton through Salford. Some of the things you hear are odd.

A loud voice just stated on one bus, 'I saw a nipple today.' and that was it.

A girl talking about being kicked out by her mum.
My mum's just found out that she's had another little brat..
So I asked her where did you find me? Under a gooseberry bush?

And some bloke was saying
Lies were just coming out of my mouth and I don't know why I was saying it.

I was also listening to my mp3 player at times. Listening to the Theme from Shaft going into Bolton just seemed wrong. Although listening to John Cooper Clarke's Chicken Town going through Salford worked and The Damned doing Grimly Fiendish while being held up in traffic caused by the Labour Conference in Manchester was spot on.

I'm sure I scribbled a list down of the music on one trip because it seemed so apt, now it's gone. Just like the dodo.

The Worrier is now driving paying punters around with a mentor, soon she will be on her own. Scary.

Moo.

Fantasy Con

Wed, 24 Sep 2008 10:00:56 GMT

Got back Monday but with work yesterday this is the first time I've been able to write here.

Had a great time. Met lots of authors, drank too much and had a lovely curry (No tomatoes, they make me ill.)

I also referred to some people as the B*st*rds in the bar at the AGM, I didn't mean anyone in the meeting or the soiety, but it was interesting to see who suddenly turned round.

I promised I wouldn't heckle at the AGM to the Worrier so I'm in the dog house.

The scarey thing is, what was Dave McKean with a drill, it must also be noted many steak knives went missing.....

Brilliant time in Nottingham.

Moo.

Labour Conference.

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 12:26:19 GMT

I am a Labour voter so this is not some point scoring party piece.

Manchester is the third largest city in England. By closing the centre down you are not doing us a favour. The city makes money from retail and other things that big cities do. Not being able to get in and out harms this.

We don't need you to tell people we are here they already know.

Manchester was already being shut down by Thursday afternoon. Yesterday I was almost late for work. The traffic jams along Oxford Rd and the other way past the courts and Salford Central station were ridiculous.

Guess what it's also fresher week, we have the biggest university population so the transport system will be screwed for weeks and now they do this. On top of it we also have several major sporting events in the city.

It costs enough to police a small seaside town, how much more will this cost??

Go to Blackpool they could use the late season money and your not shutting down a major city. They need the tourism we don't.

Why don't you try this idiocy in London? See what happens then.

Me I'm off to Nottingham, but I'm dreading working on the buses next Tuesday onwards.

Moo.

Fantasy Con

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 11:35:32 GMT

Off to Fantasy Con in a bit. Can't wait. the 3 days in Nottingham will be the closest I've had to a holiday.

I've been timing buses from Bolton to Manchester, what fun. But I'm now free until Tuesday. Hooray.

Been taking your soup advice Moods. I had Woodland Mushroom soup, very nice.

Moo.

Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:05:20 GMT

Just having an easy day and listening to City play Chelsea. 1-1 so far.

Got paid for the first time, but it's not much. £120 and it has to last a month. luckily The Worrier is working, but they have not given her a new uniform so things are tight at the moment as they are paying her the training rate. Still better than the dole. £60.50 a week, not possible to pay bills let alone eat.

Moo.

Dragon Lady

Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:40:39 GMT

I saw the Worrier driving a dragon, this is one of the big, 3-axles, 6 wheeler, double decker buses from magic bus (Stagecoach cheap fleet.), called a dragon because they were acquired from the far east and africa. A lot of the old Magic buses have seen better days.

Today I'm doing a college bus should be ok. The crew is mainly same as last year and the new people fit in well, so the work mate side is fine. Anyway i will be doing timings so won't be on the van much until Christmas.

Still to hear from the HM Customs. Ho hum.

Trying to write the review for Jason and The Argonauts is proving slightly more difficult than first thought, the plot at the beginning has kept much of the Greek legand so is over complicated coincedences with gods sticking their oar in. At least it means I can hit the word count easy peasy.

Got The League of Extra-ordinary Gentleman, not sure how much i like it. It seems contrived more than ever.

Plus the last part of Mody Dick from Marvel Illustrated is mine, the last part sold out really quickly so I've been hunting this one down like Captain Ahab.

Moo.

Tue, 09 Sep 2008 19:43:07 GMT

Not much going on. We had summer in Manchester on Monday. It rained Today so I guess that's the end of summer.

Quiet and easy day.

Moo.

Lazy Days

Sun, 07 Sep 2008 18:12:05 GMT

Ended up meeting friends I'd not seen for a while. One of my confirmed bachelor friends is now in a romantic reletionship. It looks like it is serious so good luck to him.

The rain came down as predicted, torrential after a nice morning, I managed to dodge showers but ended up drinking and missed Hellboy 2. Maybe next time. It was good catching up with people though, better than watching a film.

So today is just a lazy day. I'm in work at 6.50 so to bed early tonight.

Moo.

Back in harness

Sat, 06 Sep 2008 14:25:33 GMT

Well started work again and two days running I was soaked. not working this weekend so the weather is fine. I aim to go out later so expect it to rain then. Buses are great, honest.

Well Moods, you were right about me not worrying about the test. I had the interview and it went ok, I won't know the out come for almost three weeks. Fingers crossed.

Watched Ghosts of Mars, I really like this SF Precinct 13 style magubins. I know it a mess and seems to have been responsible for such greats as Resident Evil but still it's mindless fun.

The Worrier is now a fully qualified bus driver and has been out driving one round Manchester. Should be fun if I end up working on one of her buses.

Hope to go and see Hellboy 2 later today. Should be good fun. I enjoyed the first one and Ron Perlman is always fun. I wonder who gets beaten up most him or Bruce Campbell in his films.

Just listening to football on radio. Oh dear Scotland. Don't do a Costa Rica.

Moo.

Ramblings

Mon, 01 Sep 2008 23:31:23 GMT

Finally painted the ceiling of the back bedroom, we mat get the room finished by Christmas. Still it's ok.

The Worrier has her test tomorrow, go bus drivering woman.

Just finished the last of my stash of Martmite with a hint of Champagne, was nice and not as bitter as normal Marmite, back on the hard stuff tomorrow.

Last night of peace before work on Wednesday, dread and horror. Upto to the evil tower and will sit in a little ante chamber on the seventh floor. Now enumerate for me.... Back to transportation, go bus go.

Moo.