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Things I never look cool doing…
The weather has been good the last few days here in the north of England and people are slowly to remove their winter woolies and don sunglasses, vest tops and shorts. As you will be aware, I’m not a great fan of the summer (reasons given here) and although people are in favour of the warmer weather, I still looking forward to October when the darker nights and windy wet weather returns. As I walk home from work every night, I switch to what I call the summer route. This is a route, mainly consisting of different sides of the roads, which provides me with the maximum amount of shade in a vain attempt to keep cool. It is while I was walking home that I started to realise that there were certain things that I am not able to do and will never be able to do.
I’ll never be a sensation!
I always have to be careful that my blog posts don’t come across too negative. Although I am usually a optimist, I have a tendency to be very realistic, and this can often come across as pessimism. As I sit here, blogging, planning radio shows, my next Youtube video and Twitch broadcast – yes I do plan them all – I get the feeling that I was just born far too early for the internet and now, as I age by the day, my opportunity for popularity has long ago set sail and really I shouldn’t be venturing into the world of social media…
Shoppe Keepe continues – Part 4
Its Thursday, its 20:00 and its time to open the shop! Sorry, no live stream tonight – since I was behind on my radio show programming/prep for Wilson Waffling Radio – but here is some more shoppe keepe which you haven’t seen yet…
Shadowrun – The Problem with Tubes – Episode 2
Who ever said that the tube ride to work was boring? The runners continue they journey to Eastside to find the missing daughter of a rich family and encounter, well, a rather intimidating troll, a sexy mage and a whole load of trouble. And the session certainly ends with a bang! Related posts: Shadowrun –…
How did I do? – Updates for my targets set for 2017
Tomorrow I head back to my day job and I am expecting the similar salutation from many people – “Happy New Year and did you have a good Christmas?” After the usual adjectives have been employed, for example – ‘nice’, ‘quiet’, family’, I wonder how long before the discussion will get onto New Year Resolutions….
