My tweets

• Thu, 16:55: Well everything done except the salad for dinner which i will get in Faversham
• Thu, 16:56: Actually mght get it from the CoOop as Teynham bus will be soon
• Thu, 20:07: Bought books from a charity shop today and gave the same books back to another charity shop by mistake, not the ones i was going to give!
• Thu, 20:08: @brightonbulldog get better soon mate
• Thu, 20:39: The Spectacular Donation Displacement http://t.co/JxVS7njH
• Fri, 00:25: Just watched the DVD "Derrida" again. Plus the extra footage and deleted scenes
• Fri, 00:29: I have not read any the of Roy Grace books but i did meet the author at last year's Word Book Night.I will start reading them this year..
• Fri, 10:23: In Sittingbourne at the moment and might have a beer before i leave
• Fri, 10:24: In Sittingbourne library - just heard can still borrow films for free as KCC backed down on wanting to charge for them.

Book Me A Trip To Whitstable

It has been a very positive day. Weather has remained good , if a little breezy. My book tokens from GFK Media arrived in the post this morning alongside my Amazon reward book from the focus group follow up I did online.

The book I ordered was “Caravaggio, A Life Sacred and Profane” by Andrew Graham-Dixon (Penguin).

I did a visit in Whitstable today and beforehand went to Waterstones in Canterbury to spend the two pound book token. I bought an exclusive paperback two for the price of one offer , John Niven “Kill Your Friends” (Vintage) followed by his next book “The Second Coming” (Vintage).

I also picked up some cheap charity shop sourced books for under a quid -

DBC Pierre “Lights Out In Wonderland” (Faber)
Mil Millington “A Certain Chemistry” (Phoenix)

Tomorrow will be spent reading and catching up with the parts of the newspaper I have not read.