edited - make that 18 months!Still I've started to use Twitter now. It's been a lot of fun, I've met some great people on it. If you don't know about Twitter, you can find its homepage here.
Went down to Cornwall again to see my youngest niece and nephew for their 8th birthday. I can just about remember being 8! They had lots of pressies and cards.
I've got to upload the new index page for my own website at some time! It's got one of my work's test pages on it. It's dreadful, thankfully the final version of work's site didn't turn out that way.
I'm heavily into Spooks again lately. I've now bought all 6 series on DVD (got most of them quite cheaply online) and the 7th is on my iPod. Odd thing is, the 7th isn't coming out on DVD until October, but Apple seem to have had no problems getting it. What's that all about??
Spooks leads quite nicely into Robin Hood! It's back on Saturday, another chance to drool over Richard Armitage. Hehehe
Brilliant actor and well easy on the eye. Primeval's also back on Saturday, no doubt they'll clash. Thank heaven's for Sky+!
Currently reading J D Salinger's: Catcher in the Rye. I never read it at school, it never appeared on the curriculum. Wikipedia has it referenced, but that depends on how much you trust the site's facts.
So far it's really good, loving the whole language and narrative of it. Still, To Kill a Mockingbird is one of my favourite books of all time. That one I did read in school, aeons ago! It's just one of those books that stay with you forever. Magnificent.
Over the Christmas time I read the entire Twilight saga and I have to admit that I thoroughly enjoyed them. It was a 'Harry Potter' moment - meant for kids/teenagers, but enjoyed by adults the world over.
I'm interested to see the film adaptation/s now. I'll probably watch it over the weekend.
Calling it a night now. It's 02:14 here and I've a little work left to do before I get some sleep.
S-J
