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I suspected this would happen...I posted every day for the first three days, and then nothing for two weeks.
To tell the truth, I would probably post more frequently if I had anything interesting to say. There's plenty I could talk about regarding what's going on in my life, but I can't imagine that if anyone in the big wide world happened to stumble across this blog, they would be even remotely interested. Maybe I should ignore the other people and think of this more as a personal diary. It might be interesting for me or the kids to look back at in years to come.
So, what's been happening since Friday 14th? I can't remember that weekend - it was way too long ago. Oh yeah, I think we had a barbecue at mum and dad's, to which Ursula's parents came too, which was nice. Last week we finished watching series 5 of 24: we had saved up the whole series on the Sky+ box so we could watch it over a shorter period of time. It works so much better that way than watching it over a period of 6 months. It was a great series and I'm really looking forward to the next one. But seriously disappointed now it's finished, as there is literally nothing else on TV at the moment (except Lost of course).
Friday we went to Tillingham for the "Tillingham Flower Show" which is more like a village fete, which happened on Saturday. It was quite nice actually, and Jacob really enjoyed himself. But let me state for the record here and now: I will never again drive to Tillingham on a Friday afternoon. It took me something like 3 and a half hours for what should be a 90 minute journey. If I ever think of doing it again, hopefully this blog will spring to mind and remind me not to be so stupid.
Monday was Grandpa's stone-setting, which was very sad. Immediately afterwards I had to leave for the airport to go to Germany for the Spring/Summer 07 sales meeting. Rather glad I missed Monday actually, as it was so unbelievably hot there, I may have melted. I got back late on Tuesday night.
It's now Thursday, and all I have to say today is that I am very disappointed in a certain old friend of mine who lives in the northern reaches of Scotland [name deleted out of respect]. I'd always thought he was a decent chap, but it turns out I was wrong. I don't expect I'll be talking to him again. I'm now left with a rather large problem on my hands, in that I have a season's stock to plan, and no stock control software with which to do. HELP!
To tell the truth, I would probably post more frequently if I had anything interesting to say. There's plenty I could talk about regarding what's going on in my life, but I can't imagine that if anyone in the big wide world happened to stumble across this blog, they would be even remotely interested. Maybe I should ignore the other people and think of this more as a personal diary. It might be interesting for me or the kids to look back at in years to come.
So, what's been happening since Friday 14th? I can't remember that weekend - it was way too long ago. Oh yeah, I think we had a barbecue at mum and dad's, to which Ursula's parents came too, which was nice. Last week we finished watching series 5 of 24: we had saved up the whole series on the Sky+ box so we could watch it over a shorter period of time. It works so much better that way than watching it over a period of 6 months. It was a great series and I'm really looking forward to the next one. But seriously disappointed now it's finished, as there is literally nothing else on TV at the moment (except Lost of course).
Friday we went to Tillingham for the "Tillingham Flower Show" which is more like a village fete, which happened on Saturday. It was quite nice actually, and Jacob really enjoyed himself. But let me state for the record here and now: I will never again drive to Tillingham on a Friday afternoon. It took me something like 3 and a half hours for what should be a 90 minute journey. If I ever think of doing it again, hopefully this blog will spring to mind and remind me not to be so stupid.
Monday was Grandpa's stone-setting, which was very sad. Immediately afterwards I had to leave for the airport to go to Germany for the Spring/Summer 07 sales meeting. Rather glad I missed Monday actually, as it was so unbelievably hot there, I may have melted. I got back late on Tuesday night.
It's now Thursday, and all I have to say today is that I am very disappointed in a certain old friend of mine who lives in the northern reaches of Scotland [name deleted out of respect]. I'd always thought he was a decent chap, but it turns out I was wrong. I don't expect I'll be talking to him again. I'm now left with a rather large problem on my hands, in that I have a season's stock to plan, and no stock control software with which to do. HELP!
posted by Jacob Hirschkorn at 2:00 pm
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