Elea posted: Yeah! 
What do you like to write?  | |
Gladiator3003 posted: And what's so wrong with mornings? Hmmm? arctangent posted: Phew, that's a relief, I thought it might be something serious  | |
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Ok, own up - who's broken the consulate??
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Argh - I don't like what's going on with the pages either...
I won't be going to Sonisphere either, it's just not financially viable right now. Feeling right moody today  my car went for it's MOT so I'm now really skint, the mechanic is going to bring it home soon but then he'll take it away again to finish the work next week.
The news is miserable today too (well, nothing unusual there I suppose) but the piece on adding tax to chocolate - thank god the government are having none of it! *riffle kitchen cupboards for chocolately treats* | |
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^ I thinks it's a global "bad mood day"
We had a full moon yesterday, btw. Take a look at the news, yesterday was a really, really dark day | |
anon_kaur posted: I like writing anything, pretty much all prose though. I'll take my inspiration from anywhere, things I hear said, half listened to television, articles in magazines (science based things, the world of the future) and then it's just a case of thinking what if and asking why a lot. I put a tiny little piece in the writing forum yesterday, something I quickly wrote as a background piece for my current project in planning. Well bad mood day explains my day, although home now so everything is good again *think positive, think positive* and even if they tax chocolate there's still biscuits (cake is already taxed and like that's stopped us eating it) | |
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Well-- I was planning on going to Sonisphere; but only if a few of you are going to go. Since no one has ventured to East Anglia for me yet.
Of course I haven't strayed far from here either; but I have work as an excuse, and being afraid of big bad Britain! That would be a good name for a band... Big Bad Britain.. | |
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We are all afraid that if we go to East Anglia, we may never get out alive
I have just blown my diet by scoffing down crumpets with butter on. Feck. Will have to do some exercise and I am allergic. I am constitutionally suited to a life of sofa-lolling and chocolate grazing. | |
november19 posted: Thanks nov I'm sure I will. I can't wait!! 
Am I right in thinking you got tix as well? If so, that's great!!
Have fun - we all deserve a treat to look forward to
november19 posted: I have these They use energy cells. They don't heat up as much as the electric ones but they get pretty hot and are better than nothing. They are great for camping trips Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/12/2009 02:45PM by Djred. | |
JakobGood posted: You're based less than hour from where I live! Get some leave and venture down the A11! (Edited for road number and time estimate!) Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/12/2009 03:18PM by version. | |
JakobGood posted: I think there's only me and my daughter going. Everyone else hates festivals!!
We'll probably have the field all to ourselves!! | |
Djred posted: I would go. I like festivals. Well, I like a day ticket for a festival. But alas, it cannot be done. Would have liked to have gone to Knebworth too. Lot of musical history at that place. | |
version posted: Well-- I have been in a class that has occupied my last 5 wks. 1 more week left. Then I work at an A & E so I have to get creative sometimes with plans. Plus having a wife and 2 lovely children tends to inhibit ones spontaniety. You could come see me though- I have an extra room too!
Djred posted: That could be the case-- but there is still the matter of accommodations and the like-- £800 for a rm is a little steep. I doubt I would be able to drive reliably either. | |
JakobGood posted: Accommodation? Rooms? £800!? Have you ever been to a festival? | |
JakobGood posted: Well, I've certainly not got a wife and children to inhibit my spontaneity... | |
paleenigma posted: Yep - Didn't Robbie Williams play four nights there a few years ago??
Jokob if you do decide to go, then camping is by far the cheaper option. The campsites are usually pretty basic but there are showers and a supermarket etc... Don't know how old your kids are but they do have family camping if you were thinking of taking them. | |
Djred posted: I was desperate to go but couldn't get tickets.
Knebworth | |
Djred posted: 3 and 4... The better half appreciates NIN; but none of the other bands-- doubt I could convince her to join me... the myhabs look decent-- £720 for 2 ppl, tix included.. Off to bed; another fun filled day tomorrow- Have a good night all.. BTW; I drink PG tips. Peasant rabble I am. | |