And The Wall Came Tumbling Down

Just a quick update on the bathroom, now that the wall has been removed, we can now see the space we'll have.


It's encouraging, and I've added a photo to embelish the point.

The dark line down the left side is where the wall was, and in the background you can see the outlet for the toilet. Just above the toilet is a window. This wall was the original external wall, before the extension was built, and therefore will, once again, be boarded up.


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As for the weekend. The Wife has worked hard to get the house clean for Pesach, and I've worked hard building a Lego Star Wars Star Destroyer - and yes, I've had to include a photo of that as well...







Okay - so you can't see much - but it took 2 days to build and is worth every penny.

Right. Gotta go. 24 is about to start; then Lost.

Good telly on Sundays.

That Was The Weekend That Was

Well, here I am, back in the office on another Monday morning.

Don't the weekends just seem so short.

Anyway, yesterday the weather was beautiful, and in the afternoon, I got the kids bikes out from the garage, dusted them down (and pumped up the tyres) before setting off to Heaton Park. The fairground was in full swing, and the queue for the ice-cream van was about 15 deep. Both the boys got their confidence back with their cycling (although for some reason they don't like going up hill!!).

We caught up with Lost last night - it started last weekend, but we haven't had the chance to watch it. It's gripping stuff. I've also subscribed to the Official Lost podcast, with Iain Lee. It's a great way to understand some of the weird goings on and work out the connections. It's shown straight after 24, on Sky One, which is way too late for us, so we record it and watch it at a more reasonable time.

Talking of 24...

We then watched the latest episode last night. It's so over-the-top it's incredible, but makes for compulsive viewing. If you've been locked in a dark room for the last few years, we're on season 6 (which in 24 language means Day 6 - have a look at the website for information).

That's about it. I'm looking forward to receiving my e-mail from Tony Blair, about the motoring petition I signed - I'll let you know what it says.

Right now, it's back to work. So - have a great day.