It was still my birthday last night when Spike and Shirley turned up with two cakes.
Shirley made me a great big choccy cake and Spike made me a cheesecake with special green fruit on top. I think it's kiwi fruit which is from a far off exotic place. Ball Hill I think.
I'm up Edge Hill and I'm quite high up. It's no place to get vertigo, you could get a bit wobbly and fall off and it's a long roll down.
Apparently Edward Woodward lives up here. I think he lives with the badgers.
Yesterday was my birthday and my cat bought me a lovely bottle of wine to drink instead of the cheap stuff I usually get through. It was very nice.
My friend Jas got me a cake and some JD and that made me happy too.
It may have only been my 39th but it was a very good birthday.
Thanks everyone.
This is my first blog from my new PDA. Myself and my cat have been watching `Flight Of The Conchords` on DVD. We've only got two more episodes to watch so we'll save them for another night.
When I get my mobile settings I'll do some proper blogging, at the moment I'm at home using the Wi-Fi.
This is the replacement for my Sony Ericsson W800i. The SE has been a great blogging tool and the XDA promises to move things up a few gears.
As soon as I've sent this entry the switch over begins. I'll be back with you as soon as I can.
A guy I work with called Dean actually bought this for his lunch. What you are looking at is a microwave kebab! You get two in the box and a voucher for the Co-Op funeral service on the back.
Aah! Look at the lovely little fluffy fella's. They're so cute!
They also bad tempered gits. I saw one hissing at another one which is very mean. They could also do with a bath too.
Why the van?
Well, no reason really. I just wanted to blog on my Sony Ericsson before I switch to my new O2 XDA. It does loads of stuff and I'll be getting a mini Photoshop type program to mess with my blog pictures. Expect this blog to get even more strange.
New adventures soon.
Very soon.
I've got two hours to kill here in the countryside. As you can see, apart from cloud watching there isn't much to do.
I might just have to have a go on my PSP.
It's a hard life.
That's Wasat the Cab Rat.
He's my new travelling buddy. He sits in the cab with me and asks Wa's 'at? and I have to explain what things are.
So far I've educated him in subjects like badger disco's, shopping trolley cities and UFO's shaped like clouds.
Soon he'll know most things and I'm sure he'll get a degree of some kind.
