Month: April 2004

  • Jack’s Cut

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    Here’s that photo of Jack’s head. The damage is a few days old, and the scab actually came off after this photo. He’s a ruffty tuffty!

  • Daft Rail

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    This is dumb. Get this: if I buy a ticket on the train from Cardiff to Swansea it costs me 8.60 ukp. 8.60 x 5 = 43 If I buy a weekly season ticket for the same route it costs me 44.40 ukp. That’s a non-discount of + 1.40. What the crap is that all…

  • Morning

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    Blimey, it’s hard getting up early when Jack has already woken you up a couple of times in the night. Ug.

  • Black Swan

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    Me and the black swan at the Crippetts are stalling while we sort that photo of Jack we promised.

  • Driving Miss Daisy

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    Today the boys were karting in Newport, but I was driving miss Daisy instead (private joke: I was playing chauffeur for the evening for a 90 year old lady called Daisy). Funny how things work out, eh? I want to blog a photo of Jack, but I’m in Cheltenham for the weekend & limited to…

  • The Incredible Future Boy Versus Malevolent Gutter Punk

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    Amid warnings of getting mugged for wearing white iPod headphones we have this blogger’s tale of the mini iPod’s self defence uses: “So this guy lunged out and grabbed my shoulder as I was changing songs and, with my bag stolen just last week, I was in no mood to make any concessions of my…

  • Surgeons Who Play Video Games Err Less

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    See! I keep telling you people, but you don’t listen! http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=514&e=7&u=/ap/20040407/ap_on_he_me/video_game_surgery

  • Commuterboy

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    Is this my train?

  • Lights out

    Another example of Sod’s Law: the electricity was off to my building at work for maintenance today. It was promised to come back on at 1pm, but of course, I was sat there at 1, laptop out of juice, waiting. Nothing. I had a few non-electrical jobs to do, so got on with those (the…

  • Models

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    We had our first two deliveries of our anatomical models today. Jo & I have been unpacking them all afternoon, tossing paper & boxes all over the place like Christmas morning. I won’t tell you how expensive this equipment is, suffice to say that they are incredibly valuable teaching tools. They are all so detailed…