Busy Once Again

Another busy day and in fact a busy week ahead , starting with some convenience stores with a name that is the country whose capital is Reykjavik. That is all the clue you are getting. These are in Sittingbourne, Faversham, Rainham, Gillingham, Chatham, Ashford and Tunbridge Wells. WiFi speaker visits for an American company in Maidstone, Eastbourne and Bexhill, plus a visit in Northiam and a visit to Bluewater again.

Yes, best month so far i think work wise.

All Done For Another Day

Seven visits done today, including a food and drink one in Miadstone. Hence i am now in the Summoner enjoying a couple of beers before i head home on the last bus to Teynham.

The thing is, if you start early enough you can get more done, as i proved the case today. Same situation tomorrow, as i will heading off in the direction of Ashford, Tenderden and Tunbridge Wells or roughly in that order, and perhaps fit in a Headcorn visit.

I shall be relaxing to some music on the cans tonight when i finsih my reports.

Book 32 - Bob Dylan "Tarantula"

Bob Dylan "Tarantula" (Book Depot Remainders)





The year 1965-66 was one of the most intensely creative periods of Bob Dylan's career. This was when he produced such crucial songs as Mr. Tambourine Man, Like a Roiling Stone, Desolation Row, She Belongs to Me, Love Minus Zero/No Limit, and Ballad of a Thin Man. It was also the time in which he wrote TARANTULA, his first and (so far) only book.

'Surrealism on speed', 'a fantastical journey through our life and times', 'a beautiful, flowing, stormy prose poem', 'a carnival of vitality and vision' - Tarantula has been called all these. But ultimately no description can hope to convey its unique imaginative quality.

But ultimately no description can hope to convey its unique imaginative quality, and absolute weirdness. A must for fans of Dylan.