Few more photos

Look! It's that same red spider... it knows what I did last summer.

















Spooky clouds
































Zen Glen






















My wall of wonder/corkboard of curiosity






















Hidden place

10 Years On

A decade ago today was the release of Radiohead's third LP Ok Computer. After hearing this album for the first time, my musical outlook was changed forever. I remember the day i went to the shops when i was 11 to buy the cassette, and i came home and played it non-stop. It was the first time i began to really appreciate music not just as entertainment, but as an art form and a creative outlet.

Here's my way to pay tribute to one of the greatest rock records of all time...A clip of my favourite song Paranoid Android from Later with Jools, 1997:

so today, on my way to the library...

i saw this...

i <3 ribena

Daisy

More...

amusing fibs for those pesky small kids...
















:D

Weeeeeeee!

So i've just finished my first (and last) exam, and thus... completed my degreeeeee...



Now what...?














STAR WARS NIGHT!

Voila!

All coursework done!



One exam to go...

Puppy!

Home for Easter

Last Resorts...

Chip or Dale...

It snowed again...

Not sure who that man was, but he wanted to be in the photo.

Throw it on the Fire

I am especially proud of Belle Orchestre, not only because they rawk, and they once supported Arcade Fire, and they have this cool new video, but because I am so proud that I "discovered" them.



And I'm currently listening to...

Panda Bear - "Take Pills"
Stars of the Lid - "Apreludes (In C Sharp Major)"
Of Montreal - "Sink the Seine"
Sufjan Stevens "Detroit" (Live In New York)
Arcade Fire - "My Body Is A Cage"
The Shins - "Sea Legs"
Air - "Mer Du Japon"
Destroyer - "Rubies"
Elliott Smith - "Everything Means Nothing To Me"

Steadily Advancing...

...is the Ceramic City Choir/Keele Philarmonic Choir/Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra's highly anticipated (hopefully well-rehearsed) performance of Elgar's 'Dream of Gerontius', in which i will be performing in the bassiest (manliest) section at the Victoria Hall on 29th April '07.

Here's the dreamy flyer...

To The Moon!

Oh, the weather outside is frightful...