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@zefamedia @davetenhave in your beer too. Seaweed FTW! |
@zefamedia a local guy I know's been using the seaweed on his garden to good result: http://gup.geoffbush.name/ |
is using the new Google Reader UI. Seems a little faster. |
thinks that while that special whisky at the Hawthorn Lounge may not have cured my cold, it certainly gave me something else to think about. |
@spanishmanners funny you should say that - I'm already a regular visitor to @starlajo's eyewear fanclub eyeheartglasses.com :-) |
@bobmedcalf you lookin' at me? |
@johubris the person who said that clearly fancies you. Hope that's not a scary thought. |
@mikeriversdale might be a little early - I still (shock!) have work to do. Love to at 5 though. And food. Food would be good. |
is thinking that it was a good idea to change the profile picture to a photo. Even if one suspects the photo subject may be Harvey Dent. |
@polg are you sure it was me, Pablo? Because I never stepped outside work this morning at all... :-) |
has had his afternoon coffee: http://bit.ly/VSaZ There is now nothing further to look forward to until the end of the day and WEBSTOCK QUIZ. |
@wandaharland Quick! We must diarise next Wednesday night... for... The Breakfast Club! |
is watching the end of Sixteen Candles on TV. It's an old film now. But Molly...! |
@fablifehandbook planning on it... one day. I'm waiting for a lot of stuff to come up on iTunes Movie Rentals these days. |
@fablifehandbook I liked Bruges too - very nice town; lots of good beer; and a nice statue of a girl from a Jacques Brel song. |
@davetenhave :-) A decent camera would be pretty good, too. |
@davetenhave I'm not surprised. The iPhone isn't for everyone - you have to cede to Apple much of the control enjoyed with other platforms. |
@munki yes, I found that problem too. But just consider: does this not make the book a total mind/body workout? |
@davetenhave definitely accessible and engaging, but also deeply philosophical. It's very well written. And unlikely to have sequels. :-) |
Anathem (http://www.blippr.com/b/8b63): A polycosmic Name of the Rose; long, but stimulating. One for re-reading. |
