by Tom | Sep 27, 2010 | Personal, Reading
Holiday reading accelerated a lot once we had left sunny Northumberland for even sunnier Crete and could roll out of bed into our own pool. Some crackers in there. The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet – Mitchell on great form, although I found the immortality...
by Tom | Sep 24, 2010 | Personal
That’s the first time I have used a doggie bag with real intent. Shepherd’s pie for sharing at the St John’s Tavern was enough for four people, so we have tupperware in the fridge waiting to be dinner. Yum.
by Tom | Sep 23, 2010 | Personal
I wonder if teenagers will recognise the black phones as phones?
by Tom | Sep 22, 2010 | Personal
Very sad to hear the news that Doug Wilson died of leukaemia aged 46. He recruited me into Datamonitor and was a large part of the reason I joined. He was a good boss for me straight out of university and a good person. Read the tribute page from the company he...
by Tom | Sep 19, 2010 | Personal
There was a Fiat van in front of the cab on the way home tonight. I wondered if I should phone someone in it to give them directions. That’s choir tours do to ones mind.
by Tom | Sep 14, 2010 | Personal, Science
Placebo Buttons. Brilliant. I will use this alongside Wiffy’s emotional fact. I strongly believe that all the zebra crossing buttons I have tried at Archway are placebos.
