This entry, which apparently is a giant upside down inlatable purple cow was from Catto who initially claimed victory until I pointed out that she needed to hug it. If you don't hug it how do we know it's a 'giant' upside down inflatable purple cow. Soz, but them's the rules.
Monday, August 14, 2006
Who Do You Love Entry Disqualified
This entry, which apparently is a giant upside down inlatable purple cow was from Catto who initially claimed victory until I pointed out that she needed to hug it. If you don't hug it how do we know it's a 'giant' upside down inflatable purple cow. Soz, but them's the rules.
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Who Do You Love - Hug an Inflatable Competition Entry
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Vegi Crispy Bacon

Occasionally I get a pang for a crispy, streaky, smoky bacon sandwich on stodgy thick cut white bread. These oak roasted cherry tomatoes come very close to the sensation. They go great with melted cheese, or stirred into hot pasta. I bought them at the Woking Farmers Market. The only thing it says on the label is Isle of White Tomatoes PO BOX36 ONP.
Friday, July 14, 2006
I saw a Peregrine Falcon on our building today!
Ok it's it's a crap photo but it was definitely a Peregrine. Peregrine Falcons are the fastest bird in the world and rare in Britain. If you want to know more about his amazing bird click here:http://www.rspb.org/birds/guide/p/peregrine/did_you_know.asp
Quadra Burga
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Everyone is having babies these days - even me!
Yeah, yeah, I know they are boring to you, but fuckin' hell man I love my 'sky garden'. I had a baby salad leaf sandwich for my lunch today with leaves grown in my sky garden. Last night I had a stir fry with sugar snap peas from my sky garden. This morning I had a couple of raspberries before breaky from my sky garden. If I wasn't 'networking' with Graham and Andy tonight, I could have had a cheese tomato and basil omelette for my tea, with tomatoes and basil from my sky garden!Check out more pictures from my fantastic sky garden here:
http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/3457969
Tip: choose 'view as slide show', this link can be found in the grey bar under the main album title.
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Thursday, June 01, 2006
Well Hard!
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
Friday, May 19, 2006
Midnight Snacking
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Save me some petrol, I want one of these!
Just when you think your over the whole material possessions thing. Honda come along with this little belta. These two are customised versions, but they were designed to be modified by owners.See Honda's website for more details. The US version the bike is called the Ruckus, in the UK it is called the Zoomer. You can get one for £2,000!
Monday, May 15, 2006
I live on the front line - really
Front line! 

I was researching local history on friday when I discovered this:
http://www.urban75.org/brixton/history/atlantic5.html
Then all this kicked off in the street. I thought it was living in the new Notting Hill, apparently not.


I was researching local history on friday when I discovered this:
http://www.urban75.org/brixton/history/atlantic5.html
Then all this kicked off in the street. I thought it was living in the new Notting Hill, apparently not.
Thursday, May 11, 2006
Sorry Emma but big ears has been stringing you along


If you were a weird looking cat, with sticky-out-ears, but your owner loved you, and even regarded you as a friend, and gave you a cool collar with a cool tag, and probably fed you gourmet fish snacks every day, and all you had to do was lie in front of the fire and get stroked, or carried around by your owner, would you run away?
Selfish little bastard.
Friday, May 05, 2006
Bush Skills - Reduced to Clear Challange


Winning the 'reduced to clear' challenge would put all my urban bush skills to the test. Like Ray Mears, I would have to rely upon an intimate knowledge of my environment, and the daily cycles of store opening and closing hours to take advantage of any seasonal glut.
I knew from Lucinda's experience that Islington branch of Sainsbury's afforded rich pickings for the alert urban hunter gatherer, so I headed straight for the bakery department. I scanned the shelves quickly and methodically until I spotted my prey. There they were, Yumyums, herded together and oblivious to my stealth-like approach. Instinctively, now almost in a trance like state, I swooped, and with one deft move they were safely corralled within my shopping basket.
Yumyums, original price £1.99, reduced to clear price 20p!
Thursday, May 04, 2006
Cats are Crap
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