Ideas and Fireworks...
What could I do with my expired iPod? It's too beautiful to just throw away, and I wouldn't want to just chuck the battery in the bin anyway.
So, any creative ideas before I give up and take it to the apple shop for them to dispose of?
In other news there are fireworks going on just outside! But I can't see any of them cos a tree is in the way and as soon as I get my shoes on and go out they stop. Waa!
Awesome fireworks last night in Oxford though :) I love fireworks. And I love getting as close to the bonfire as possible and staring at the flames (as do about 3000 other people apparently...!)
We then joined a never-ending queue for doughnuts. I say the 7 bags of 7 between 6 of us were worth the 50min wait ;) especially as Nathan did all the waiting for us while we watched the fire... bless nathan :)
Comedy moment of the night (aside from Matt being a thoroughly bad influence on surrounding 6yr olds during the display itself) was when Mark G who was wearing the world's biggest blanket (whatever happened to the common or garden woolly jumper?) got a cup of tea from the tea stand and the guy said in a sympathetic tone 'there you go mate. keep warm and have a good night, ok?'. We then left him sitting on the ground with a paper cup. ;)
So, any creative ideas before I give up and take it to the apple shop for them to dispose of?
In other news there are fireworks going on just outside! But I can't see any of them cos a tree is in the way and as soon as I get my shoes on and go out they stop. Waa!
Awesome fireworks last night in Oxford though :) I love fireworks. And I love getting as close to the bonfire as possible and staring at the flames (as do about 3000 other people apparently...!)
We then joined a never-ending queue for doughnuts. I say the 7 bags of 7 between 6 of us were worth the 50min wait ;) especially as Nathan did all the waiting for us while we watched the fire... bless nathan :)
Comedy moment of the night (aside from Matt being a thoroughly bad influence on surrounding 6yr olds during the display itself) was when Mark G who was wearing the world's biggest blanket (whatever happened to the common or garden woolly jumper?) got a cup of tea from the tea stand and the guy said in a sympathetic tone 'there you go mate. keep warm and have a good night, ok?'. We then left him sitting on the ground with a paper cup. ;)