All these things that I have done

tinyjo

Start as you mean to go on

Well, so far, 2008 is alright with me. Saw it in over at [info]coalescent and [info]bibliolicious' flat, already fully unpacked and looking great. Didn't actually stay up much past midnight - we started moving around 12:20 and finally managed to get out of the door by 12:50 :)

New Years Day was lunch with [info]white_hart, [info]topicaltim and [info]lslaw, which is becoming a New Year tradition. Managed to downgrade [info]topicaltims computer without anything horrible happening (bar one problem with the sound that they didn't discover until yesterday but has since been resolved by Google) which was a relief. Lunch was delish as always and it was followed by the also now traditional showing of films that I haven't seen but really should, in this case It's a Wonderful Life (liked it) and Monty Python And The Holy Grail (v funny indeed).

Just to round it off, Alex and I had a nice walk back from the centre of town to home instead of catching the bus and then I played Guitar Hero III for a bit, scoring my first perfect - 100% of My Name Is Jonas on medium.

Not a bad start to the year, all told.

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tinyjo

It was such a gorgeous day yesterday that I dragged Ian & Ruth over for an impromptu barbeque in the evening, suggesting they bring Order of the Stick with them for us to try. If I'd realised how long a short game takes I might have saved that for anther time and suggested Settlers, but it was quite fun to play and as I didn't have to get up at 7 the next morning to drive to a science fiction convention, I wasn't too badly off, after all - sorry Ruth!

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tinyjo

Tea with Suz last night - always nice. Sat around and she told me about teaching English as a foreign language (she's off on her TEFL course at the end of next week) and I gave her the cheque for my sponsored fast. It's always so relaxing hanging with Suz (unless she's hyper of course :) ) - we sat around and chatted and then read Dilbert and Calvin and Hobbes books and stuff. I shall miss her when she goes (her TEFL course is in Bournemouth) but she'll be back in London for a while before she leaves for Turkey. At least I'll be able to read her livejournal :)

Why is it that when you buy new shoes, you wear them around the house for a bit to break them in and they seem fine but as soon as you wear them outside they rub like crazy? :(

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