Spanners

[jazzy_dave]

I have a finely tuned or sometimes sporidically tuned diary system which enables me to work out what days i do my visits in the most time efficient manner. Then like a tightly sprung clock the occasional unforeseen spanner in the works throughs everything into chaos. Such was the oversubscribed course, being the proverbial spanner. Snap!

So i am having to think hard and fast on what days i will do these visits yet to be completed, and having that journey next week to Sussex for a few days. Financially a bit constrained as well, and waiting a payment for a CD i sold on Ebay that is worth a tenner.Next major payments not due to being next Wednesday and Friday.

I have picked up another exit survey for Saturday for three hours work at fifty quid in Strood, but earlier times than the Hythe one. Thank goodness. Means a reasonable time back home.

I am still trying to fathom out why some people are such bigoted misanthropes vis-à-vis the vitriol that rubyelf received the other day. Such dorks are pathetic in my book. Anyhow, it is a sunny mild day outside and one in which it is best not to be stuck indoors.

Comments

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

I will be the first to admit to not being especially diary/calendar-oriented. ^_^; I'm more given to the flexibility of the Tao.

BTW, when times are brighter, I will have to suggest one bottle I've just tried at the Evening Star: TOØL's Brewberry No.3, from the second row down in the fridge. It's a tricky one to describe - it's sort of a blonde, but with some sourness, but also like an Imperial IPA, all with a very uncommonly richly floral, aromatic hop head, without being awkwardly bitter. Really quite an unusual beer indeed.

[davesmusictank.livejournal.com]

Ooh that one sounds interesting. Will be in Brighton next Wednesday for my gig night,at the Northern Lights.