CD Purchases and Christmas Money Spent On ME
So I've splashed out and bought a bunch of albums I've been wanting to buy for a while -
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - No Quarter
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa & Come On Pilgrim
The Cult - Electric
Rage Against The Machine - Renegade
Jamiroquai - Synkronized
All £5 each in Virgin.
I stumbled into a book shop, today and bought two language courses on CD French and a German language course on CD. No books etc - just language, so I can listen to them and ecouté et repeté on my way to and von Arbeit. This makes a lot of sense - not only am I snowboarding in Austria followed by France in February next year, but also my current boss is Austrian and the way things are looking, my next boss is French.
I had a meeting with the guy who's in charge of 55% of the company's revenue in Europe today (above mentioned). Good bloke and I think we hit the same chords.
I've just splashed the £500 to Gus for this coming February's trip to the French Mountains and another £125 to Cradders for a Last Supper before Christmas. Tomorrow I shed £560 for the trip to Austria. That's me a little poorer for Christmas, Tiny Tim style...
Those Amazon vouchers I've been holding onto (thanks to slypants) will be great for me to buy myself an iPod Nano for Christmas.
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant - No Quarter
The Pixies - Surfer Rosa & Come On Pilgrim
The Cult - Electric
Rage Against The Machine - Renegade
Jamiroquai - Synkronized
All £5 each in Virgin.
I stumbled into a book shop, today and bought two language courses on CD French and a German language course on CD. No books etc - just language, so I can listen to them and ecouté et repeté on my way to and von Arbeit. This makes a lot of sense - not only am I snowboarding in Austria followed by France in February next year, but also my current boss is Austrian and the way things are looking, my next boss is French.
I had a meeting with the guy who's in charge of 55% of the company's revenue in Europe today (above mentioned). Good bloke and I think we hit the same chords.
I've just splashed the £500 to Gus for this coming February's trip to the French Mountains and another £125 to Cradders for a Last Supper before Christmas. Tomorrow I shed £560 for the trip to Austria. That's me a little poorer for Christmas, Tiny Tim style...
Those Amazon vouchers I've been holding onto (thanks to slypants) will be great for me to buy myself an iPod Nano for Christmas.