Just my day to day ramblings!
I’m glad to have finally gotten rid of Easily.co.uk as my domain provider.
They were good when I first registered a domain back in 2001 (was it really that long ago?), but to be honest it was their website navigation that made me dislike them the most, crappy little icons you have to click to get to the different pages.
They are also more expensive than any other company around now. Why??
Wow, “Sicko” was very good—really showed how backwards the US healthcare system is. #WeLoveTheNHS
Tax return done & taxes paid, rang Mum, helped write magazine column, done errands I’ve been meaning to do, not had time for glee yet!
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect.
Mark Twain
Working late tonight…
I’ve just got to say it; Avatar in 3D was amazing!
Hmm I wonder if listening to the Glee album going to spoil the show for me, I’ve only seen the first two episodes (love glee!)
The little Tanks game on Wii Play is still a big favourite in our house 🙂
“Get Real” is a very sweet film, and quite true to life! I saw a lot of similarities with my life growing up gay. Recommended!
I’m quite confused as to why Star Wars is never on Sky! I’d like to see them in HD, but not available on Blu Ray. What’s up George Lucas??
Watching Tim Minchin Live. Hilarious!
We got stuck in traffic so played Trivial Persuit on my iPhone (I won!) now having Burger King while we wait for traffic to go!
I’ve been eating vegitarian food most of this week as I watch “Kill it, Cook it, Eat it” on BBC 3. Had a bean burger at Burger King.
I would go veggie full time if I thought the difference it would make (climate etc.) would be huge. But one person can’t change the world.
This is because working with Safari/Google Chrome is a dream, and I enjoy it so much.
Then when it comes to testing in Internet Explorer I just want to scream.
Watching Moulin Rouge, one of my favourites. The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return!
A lot of the people who read a bestselling novel, for example, do not read much other fiction. By contrast, the audience for an obscure novel is largely composed of people who read a lot. That means the least popular books are judged by people who have the highest standards, while the most popular are judged by people who literally do not know any better. An American who read just one book this year was disproportionately likely to have read ‘The Lost Symbol’, by Dan Brown. He almost certainly liked it.
The snow is falling down quite slowly but in large chunks! Very pretty, looks like a winter wonderland outside my office window! #uksnow
Oh noes it is back to work tomorrow!
If you had been born in India, I daresay you would be saying the same thing about Lord Krishna and Lord Shiva. If you had been born in Afghanistan, I daresay you would be saying the same thing about Allah. If you would have been born in Viking Norway, you would have been saying the same thing about Wotan. If you would have been born in Olympian Greece you’d be saying the same thing about Zeus and Apollo.
The human mind is extremely susceptible to hallucination.
Richard Dawkins.
I absolutely love this quote, and it really sums up religion. How can you be sure that you have the right religion, when religion requires no evidence (only faith)? Surely they are all on a level playing field. You only picked your particular religion because of where you were born. So stop being so sure about it!
