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Daily Archives: 16 December 2011
Rig [36]
If you agree with me that the purpose of blogs – this one in particular, if not blogs in general – is to be gratuitously self-indulgent in public, then I trust you won’t object to what follows, which is a … Continue reading
Posted in deep purple, hammond, i will not buy this record it is scratched, korg, Music, Pink Floyd, yamaha
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They’re really not helping [13]
Getting older and more forgetful is one of those things you just have to accept. Trying to remember where you left the keys, what day your niece’s birthday is, whether you need to catch the 143 bus or the 134 … Continue reading
Posted in Journal publishing
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Nook [7]
You probably have never heard of the Nook, the proprietary e-reader from Messrs. Barnes & Noble. Well, you have now, in which case, should you find yourself in possession of such a device, you will be delirious to learn that … Continue reading
Posted in by the sea, fiction, kindle, mermaids, nook, Technicrox, Writing & Reading
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