Justice League, The Wire and Other Stuff
I got back from London yesterday at around six and thus decided to pop off to the local cinema to see the latest DC Comics movie "Justice League". With the hand of Joss Whedon in the film i was hoping it to be a good movie, and in fact it was a great movie. The fact that you have Wonder Woman in it made it so, alongside Batman,The Flash, Aqua Man and Cyborg - and yes, he is back ,Superman.
Thoroughly entertaining.
I went back home and after listening to some music i promptly fell asleep and realised this morning i had not finished my two reports which i have now just done. Hence being up early again.
I picked up some old copies of the Wire magazine ,three in total,one from 2011 (which has the best of the year's releases) , and two from 1989 and 1990. Pics of these later, as it shows that the mag has changed and grown and sizewise got larger.
But the two early ones were these -
I started collecting the magazine late 1990 so these two i have not seen before and they only cost 25 pence each from MVE's Book Exchange in Notting Hill.
Finally, after my two visits in London i just had to have a couple of pints at the Draft House in Fetters Lane again. It is a great beer house and eatery, but whilst the normal beers are around a fiver, the beer of the day is only £2.90. It was the same beer i had Monday - a delicious brown ale. The Draft House looks like this inside -
Anyway, that was Tuesday and my last day in London for awhile but i bet something will come in December.
Meanwhile, today , more work in my local Kent area with a trip to Tenterden and Tunbridge Wells.
Thoroughly entertaining.
I went back home and after listening to some music i promptly fell asleep and realised this morning i had not finished my two reports which i have now just done. Hence being up early again.
I picked up some old copies of the Wire magazine ,three in total,one from 2011 (which has the best of the year's releases) , and two from 1989 and 1990. Pics of these later, as it shows that the mag has changed and grown and sizewise got larger.
But the two early ones were these -
I started collecting the magazine late 1990 so these two i have not seen before and they only cost 25 pence each from MVE's Book Exchange in Notting Hill.
Finally, after my two visits in London i just had to have a couple of pints at the Draft House in Fetters Lane again. It is a great beer house and eatery, but whilst the normal beers are around a fiver, the beer of the day is only £2.90. It was the same beer i had Monday - a delicious brown ale. The Draft House looks like this inside -
Anyway, that was Tuesday and my last day in London for awhile but i bet something will come in December.
Meanwhile, today , more work in my local Kent area with a trip to Tenterden and Tunbridge Wells.