An unusual complaint
Last night could have seen me (tired
and grumpy after getting up at stupid to catch the tide and walk the
dog) calling the police out to the noise nuisance from the
neighbour's party, while BLISS was in attendance. No doubt it's
happened before somewhere. But it wasn't that sort of party. It was a
stand around and chatter party. BLISS described it as four hours of
“like, networking”. Now, normally those parties make up for the
lack of music, noise, er, fun and joy, by at least providing some
decent nosebag for the unfortunates having to look interested in the
other guests.
Nope. Not even that. Not much choice
and little quality or quantity by the sound of it.
It sounds as if the highlights were
playing faux par bingo. Apparently the cards filled rapidly.
Leftovers, almost the final
instalment
Getting ever more inventive. Turkey
Dhansak. Hot and sour, with lentils (the menu would've said), served
with pilau rice. Salt and spice lassi to drink. Had that with MM
watching the Arsenal...
...A wee club from the North East...
According to, as we like to call him,
Demento. Or That [insert whatever you like here] Ferguson. Newcastle
looked okay for about sixty minutes. Injury crisis and tiredness
after the 4-3 defeat notwithstanding. They came back from 1-0, 2-1,
and 3-2 down to square it up at 3-3, before it went 4-3 (still
nervous), then 5-3 (phew, two-goal cushion), then 6-3 (thank god,
three-goal cushion), then 7-3 (enough guys, don't waste all those
goals on this cushion thing). Even then Giroud hit the bar when he
could've completed a twenty-minute hat trick.
Wenger and Pardew got another ninety
minutes at the same venue, together, without punching up (a pity,
Wenger spent most of the game trying to fix the zip on his stupid
Michelin man coat – you'd think they'd just run over to the shop
and grab him another one, not great advertising when you think he
probably gets better quality than mere mortals), although judging by
their handshake at the end, relations remain on the absolute zero
side of 'frosty'.
It's, er, tweety o'clock
Not the most inspired Christmas gift
purchase in history. A clock with a bird positioned (that's a picture
of a bird, not a stuffed or tethered live 3D version) at each hour,
that plays recorded birdsong at that hour. It had rave reviews on
Amazon. It looked bigger in the photos. Maybe the last of samples of
the bird noises should have triggered some suspicions.
I don't know why, but some of them
really make me giggle when they go off.
This tidying up electronic files
thing...
...never ending, isn't it? It might
help if BLISS were not such a memory-stick black hole. I'm still
trying to finish off saving the Christmas day photos from the various
cameras that were clicking away during the day.
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