In which every paragraph is a segway.
Lovely fresh November morning. No rain yet although it looks like we might be in for some later. I’m not sure how it works but during October it’s always too cold to have the patio doors open, where-as in November there’s nothing better than sitting in the computer room with the door open enough for the crisp clean air to sneak in.
Because spending 7 hours at a craft exhibition wasn’t enough, the girls are all going to Hobbycraft in a bit, maybe it’s considered a suitable ‘warm down’ after the full on exhibition.
A friend of mine found a screen callibration bit on a THX DVD and mentioned it to me, so I may spend the time they’re out seeing if I can tune our screen any more. I’m quite happy with how it looks but there’s always that vague concern that you’ve picked some weird settings and pink skin is looking orange but you never noticed. Sunday’s just the kind of day for doing lazy LCD screen tuning I think.
John Scalzi wrote up a Quantum of Solace review, which I totally agree with. Despite the fact that I still don’t really know who John is (I just stalk his blog) I feel at least now I could share a pint of beer with him and have one topic to chat about that we agreed on 🙂 That’s the internet, bringing together people who don’t know each other and fooling them into thinking they do.
Mark wrote a blog update, which I really enjoyed, despite his implication that he shouldn’t write them too often. How am I supposed to live vicariously through other people if they don’t tell me what they’re doing?
We watched a comedy show on ITV last night, in honour of Prince Charles’ 60th birthday and some of the acts were really funny. One guy stood out, I’ve seen him before and really enjoyed his stuff. He’s Omid Djalili and you can check out his web site over here. He manages to poke fun at a lot of racial issues and particularly racial accents and still stay on the right side of the line (in my view) and is pretty funny. There’s some videos of him on the site, check them out.