Hello, nice to see you. How are you? Good? How lovely. I'll be on my way now then.

Sometimes its nice to read things that actually seem like a real person is saying them, rather than things that have just been edited to the point of being so watery and bland you can't find the opinion behind them. So that's the way I'm going with this blog. To the point. Sometimes amusingly so. Sometimes not. You'll have to judge for yourself, won't you?

Monday, 22 August 2011

Changes which may be hard to handle. And other things.

So. Apparently you can make blogs look all pretty or stylish or whatever by editing them and stuff. Well. This may cause some people to freak out (I did) but I have been playing around with the titles and pictures and widget-whatevers so it generally looks better, so brace yourself everyone.


I just so happen to be seeing Beirut soon with a few friends, which is an exciting thing that is happening in my life and will share many details once I have been because Beirut are a beautiful band of joy and loveliness and proper instruments and ukuleles and many other things.Which brings me on to barbeques. Kind of. Not really. 


Anyway, in posh Surrey, everyone seems to be getting gas barbeques. These are pointless, and are for all the rich men who think "ohh let's get a  barbeque so I can prove my masculinity" but get a gas one because they are incapable of lighting a fire like any other person with charcoal. And my point is, you may aswell be cooking in your regular oven because a gas barbeque is basically an outside oven, and tastes the same. Oh sweet frustration.


Song of this post or whatever this little end bit is...
Bloodbuzz Ohio - The National
Its been stuck in my head all week, and it was weird because I never saw much appeal in the National when I was first introduced to them by Charlie, but I just can't get rid of this song :)




OH. WHAT'S THIS? ANOTHER SONG?
Well, yeah. 
Sappho - Tribes
I've had a strange mashup of this song and Bloodbuzz Ohio also stuck in my head, and am still not sure if it works, but Sappho is still Tribes's best song. Well, that I've heard. I dunno. I'll look into it. It's really catchy, anyway.

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