Whitewash

I don’t know if any of you UK-ers have noticed, but it’s snowing.

Rather disappointingly though, this is the first year where it has genuinely put a damper on things for me.  I have joined the ranks of those who can only moan and grumble about it.
This displeases me.
Because I adore snow.

The Size Of An Ocean

So last night I saw Oceansize.
Again.

This is (I think) the ninth time I have seen them live, and I’ll keep seeing them live whenever I can.
Truly one of the UK’s finest bands.

Glastonbury 2010 – Part 4

Part 1. Part 2. Part 3.

So, Glastonbury was his much fun!

This is my main dude, Terry, looking all probably fashionable in a beanie (seriously? it’s like 300C out there?!)

Glastonbury 2010 – Part 3

Part One. Part Two.

SO

To my favourite part(s) of the festival.  Shangri-la/Arcadia.
I include The Common/Block 9/The Unfair Ground in this, but I didn’t make enough time to explore these properly.

Glastonbury 2010 – Part 2

Part One

So there’s music at Glastonbury, right?

Indeed there is.  I thought – being largely obsessed with music – that it would be the main highlight of the weekend, but there were simply too many memorable things aside from the Music to be able to pin down a ‘favourite side’ to the festival.

Nevertheless, Frank Turner was there, so he had to be seen.

Glastonbury 2010

Okay then.

Wow.

Despite being a little tired of the reverence and awe in which people hold Glastonbury Festival,
it turns out they’re absolutely right.
Some of the best days of my life to date.

Arrived in the post today. It’s a child’s medical I.D, hehe, but everything else was ludicrously expensive and impractical.

The strap’s a bit small, but it’s wide enough, it’s sturdy and stays in place. The back has more specific details (types of insulin, penecillin allergy, and some contact numbers).

Now I can feel a little more confident that If my blood sugars go haywire at Glasto, they won’t just think I’m pissed!

Huzzah!

Edgar

So it probably rained