This is the archive for all 11 entries in the month of February 2006.
- My first night …
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Posted to Hardware, Life
… on my new bed! First things first: I didn’t sleep very well. - Ah … at last! 5
Posted to Hardware, Life
The bed has arrived. I am happy. Make the most of it … - Yuck! Ugly icons 2
Posted to Site news
You may notice the text buttons have been replaced with images in the top-right part of the page - this is so I can adopt the feed icon that so many other people are - Some good news at last 2
Posted to Hardware, Life
I got a ‘phone call this morning (which N answered) and was reliably informed that my new bed will be delivered at around 10 o’clock on Monday morning. - “Ken hits the buffers” 7
Posted to Humour
I’m not at all political, but this made me smile. - God dammit, I’m angry 15
Posted to Life
Seriously. I keep thinking about various things in my life and they piss me off. - A new place to hangout 8
Posted to Life
I used to spend a fair amount of time chatting to many people on Special Reserve’s UK Chat Forums — Special Reserve, as a company, has folded and the forums are now known as Freeola Chat. I’ve gotten to know and like many people on there over the years and would quite often lose hours on the site. - February ‘06 desktop 4
Posted to Wallpapers
Wallpaper from Sensitive Light and icons from David Lanham. - Four things 3
Posted to Life
Four jobs I’ve had in my life: data inputter; pizza delivery driver; programmer / data inputter; programmer - What to buy, what to buy … 16
Posted to Hardware
Whilst I was laid up in hospital, being waited on hand and foot by many lovely nurses (it’s a hard life …), I realised how much I missed being able to tinker with my computer. This came as no shock to me as someone who, given the chance, would spend far more time than is healthy on my iMac every day I could. - Have you seen this man? 4
Posted to Life
I’m actually ahead of myself for once in my life and, with N’s help, managed to apply for and get my new “disabled person’s parking card” before my current one expired - this sort of organisation and preparation is virtually unknown in my life.