Friday, March 13, 2009

Random pics from 13/03/09

It was nice to be back at the gym... It was a pleasure to eat a homemade cupcake (from a Red Nose Fundraiser) & drink some free Estima... and, for some reason, I really enjoyed my commute to/from Glasgow.

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Red Nose Day 2009 (72/365)


I am so looking toward to the comedy-for-charity-athon that is Comic Relief. I can't wait to sit down with Olly & the we'ans for the show. We have our noses & I picked up Jamie Oliver's RND cookbook a while back.
 
Thing is... laughter is good for the soul... as is generousity & a sense of participation. That's why I love Red Nose Day for Comic Relief.
 
I'd better go... the clowns will be round for money in the office.
 
Have a great day & give what you can... to a number of very worthy causes.
 
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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Let there be light (71/365)


I am a big fan of my local library. It should have it's own fan page on Facebook... so I could "officially" become it's fan.
 
Popped into the library tonight whilst the we'ans were at "the Rainbow Club" at a local church. I borrowed a Seasick Steve CD. I was offered it for 35p (instead of the usual 70p) if I borrowed a book with it. I borrowed William Gibson's "Pattern Recognition". Not really sure why other than I think I miss Cacey.
 
My library is an access point to so much: music... films... literature... ideas such as art, design, theology, philosophy etc etc. It is a treasure trove... a cornucopia of inspiration.
 
I especially love the inscription over the front door... "Let there be light". It inspires me everytime I see it.
 
Give your Library some love!
 
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009

This is cool :: Max Brown's Moleskine icons



I thought these icons were really cool for my ol' MacBook. Thanks to notcot #19,605. Nice!


Soul (70/365)


"Beautiful music is the art of the prophets that can calm the agitations of the soul; it is one of the most magnificent and delightful presents God has given us."
 
Martin Luther
 
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