Can't think of a witty title...

Bloody hell, the 11 of June. When did that happen? I mean, its over a week since I updated my blog but I could swear that I updated it only yesterday. Many apologies to the wizened old man and his goat in the middle of Luxembourg who I'm sure are now the only readers of this forum d'ridiculous.

Well, I guess that I haven't been updating as frequently because since the last Blog I have been in work every day. Some good shifts were had, some horrible shifts were had. Like Saturday when I woke up on a couch in the middle of Withington, with only 30 minutes to get to work, a banging head and curry spilled all over my favourite shirt. Mm, that fabulous madras and beer smell all shift. Wonderful. Sunday was a long one from 11.30 in't morning to 12.40 that night. It may be a sign of my (not so young anymore) age, but my feet hurt today, so I am not going to leave the house. And I might not tomorrow either. The reason for this is a wonderful WEEK OFF WORK! Ohh joy of joys. I do have a lot to do, such as haircut and all sorts of financial whoo-haas to sort, but dammit, I am going to sit in my pants all day and enjoy the hot weather.

Mother and Father arrive over in the exotic climes of Manchester on Thursday, and while I hope they enjoy the visit to this historic and colourful city, I hope they take me out of this stinking, festering cesspit of so-called 'civilisation' for a few days at least. It is lovely weather though. As I found out when I went to pour milk into my morning coffee and discovered the heat had transformed it into a new sort of thick, slimy 'matter' instead. Thank you Summer. That's a point to you.

Oh yes, went to a Tom McCrae gig on Saturday evening. He's the fella I travelled down to London to check (refer to earlier blog). Was fantastic gig, lasted two hours. I was thoroughly sick of standing by the end of it, as was Ally, but great stuff. Although I still owe Mr John Bardsley the ticket money. Paying for stuff takes the fun out of stuff. And on that inspirational and insightful quote, I shall take my leave.
Until next time...