What have I been up to?
When I think about it, not very much.
Went with pavanne and her father to Cropredy music festival at the weekend and had a great time. It wasn't exactly what I'd expected - I'd believed (probably naively) that there'd be more Folk folk music, as opposed to the mildly eclectic mix there was. Even so, it was extremely pleasant to sit on the grass (wasp stings and hayfever not withstanding), drinking really quite a lot of beer, eating some rather spicy food and listening to music.
Managed to fail to catch the train on Sunday night so had to come back on Monday morning, forcing pavanne to get up at ungodly hours to drive me to the station and back.
Anyway, back to work and it's all good - major project to work on, no direct responsibility as my line manager is out of the office this week. As a result, I decided today would be a good day to render my computer inoperable for an afternoon. Great plan you say. Bad plan I say. When your computer fails to let you save any preferences (and thus actually make it usable) you know you've gone too far. Thank goodness for Restore Points.
And that's it. I've just been to the library and got a couple of Tom Clancy novels. Hooray.
Went with pavanne and her father to Cropredy music festival at the weekend and had a great time. It wasn't exactly what I'd expected - I'd believed (probably naively) that there'd be more Folk folk music, as opposed to the mildly eclectic mix there was. Even so, it was extremely pleasant to sit on the grass (wasp stings and hayfever not withstanding), drinking really quite a lot of beer, eating some rather spicy food and listening to music.
Managed to fail to catch the train on Sunday night so had to come back on Monday morning, forcing pavanne to get up at ungodly hours to drive me to the station and back.
Anyway, back to work and it's all good - major project to work on, no direct responsibility as my line manager is out of the office this week. As a result, I decided today would be a good day to render my computer inoperable for an afternoon. Great plan you say. Bad plan I say. When your computer fails to let you save any preferences (and thus actually make it usable) you know you've gone too far. Thank goodness for Restore Points.
And that's it. I've just been to the library and got a couple of Tom Clancy novels. Hooray.