Thursday, May 31, 2007

Onion

Gayle showed me the Onion website with clips from ONN
there is a news article on Gap Kids clothing on her blog but this one caught my eye! Excellent


In The Know: War On Terror

Monday, May 28, 2007

Goodnight Irene ...

Saturday saw 40,000 gasheads heading for Wembley stadium - 2 of which were me and my eldest son - and what a day it was!
A game of high-tension, from the first few minutes going down 1-nil to the Shrews to us coming back to getting 3-1 and getting through to League 1.


Next season we will be playing Leeds Utd (my brother-in-Laws team - he is very excited about the prospect of loosing to us!)
Wembley Stadium was a great venue - but expensive and they haven't quite worked out how to get everyone out of the car-parks yet!


Couple of fav photos below - rest on flickr here






















Monday, May 21, 2007

Wembley Wembley, we're off to wembley

Well we did it -we got tickets and we are off to Wembley on Saturday!

Sunday, May 20, 2007

Frustration

Brilliant news - Rovers are in the play-offs on Saturday at Wembley (much to Gayle and her family's disbelief) but to my utter dismay i can't get tickets!!

We (me and my friends) have been trying all day on the website and all evening on the phone lines
Gayle says - who knew there was 35000 rovers supports out there!

Anyone have spare tickets??

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Foundation little service - fun with a phone camera!

On Sunday there was a larger than normal little service for Foundation - it was designed as a guest service.

there are a few pictures on Flickr of the service taken on my phones camera - makes for some interesting light effects.
Click here for more















also if you want some entertainment from YouTube go to Gayle's blog

Sunday, May 06, 2007

Farmdation

Last week we became the proud caretakers of an allotment in North Bristol, after a false start of digging the incorrect plot for 3 hours, yesterday we got things well underway - planting our first veg - some potatoes!

Yesterday was spent digging more ground over - and i have the blisters to show for it - but there was something very satisfying about the process, the blood, sweat and tears - a bit of hard graft, being at one with the earth, planting to bring new life, camaraderie with fellow allotment owners was evident with everyone being extremely friendly. I could go on with the trite phrases but somehow it was actually like that

So here's to all the fresh veg the Farmdation crew will be enjoying and a few moments of peace in the shed - yes our plot even has its own shed!

PS this picture is not of our actual allotment - pictures of the work in progress will be appearing on various foundation members blogs in the future