Well, well, it's been a while. I try my best not to use my blog as a place for moaning, hence my absence but, hey, what the hell, it's this time of year it really gets me down. The lack of light, the shitty weather and the pre-christmas "do we really have to go through it all again?" just makes me feel miserable. This morning, whilst cycling, a huge lorry tryed to pull into me at the same time a van tryed to pull out on me. It got me seriously wondering wheither I'm invisible. It certainly feels that way and not just when I'm on my bike. Work is the same old same old, day in day out. The lovely people at the inland revenue have decided I owe them money, a nicely timed bill indeed and my video camera is broken (except it isn't even my camera) and I can't afford to get it fixed, so my new project plans have been neatly scuppered.
Okay I feel a little better after that.
In complete contrast here is a photo from the lazy hazy days of summer, the good old days when we were happy and could go camping and have lots of fun. It was taken just before I went to see the Who at the Leeds 02 festival with my lovely friends (without whom I'm almost certain I would disappear in a puff of smoke never to be seen again!)
PS. I've now entered the realm of the beta blogger. All appears to be well so I hope it doesn't make commenting difficult.

1 Comments:
hey there moonpie, keep your chin up. i tend to have the bad things happen in threes, and right now i feel that i am on my third three (at least). i am in London at the moment, far away from my wife M - the company she joined less than two months ago went bankrupt so she is out of a job again. But things will be okay - they always are. take care, look for the light in all this darkness and as you say, a rant is always good therapy.
happy thanksgiving!
paul
9:28 AM
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