Good Morning

Coffee first and then free breakfast.

Ashford Bound

On this dull dark brooding day i am heading off to Ashford to wander around the County Square mall on an assignment for one of my covert shopping companies. Just had a quick pit stop in Faversham to get some pipe tobacco. 

Weighing Up

Ashford visit now complete and report done. Back in Faversham weighing up whether i do a visit in Maidstone or Strood ,both are between five to eight pm this evening.

The free breakfast was great. Coco Pops, a full English breakfast and then coffee to finish with, and a slice of toast with a smattering of marmalade on it.

Last night i caught up with latest episodes of Supergirl and The Flash and watched a DVD i had bought from a charity shop. It was After Earth starring Will Smith. The other film i got fromsaid shop is Pay The Ghost starring Nicholas Cage.



Will watch the latter tonoght.

Just Wondering

What was the most memorable concert you ever attended? What made it so magical?

Have you bought anything on Ebay?

Have you sold anything on Ebay?

Are you competitive when you play games like Trivial Pursuit or Monopoly? Have you ever gotten into a serious argument over a game?

All Done

In the end i did the supermarket visit in Maidstone and caught the last bus back to Sittingbourne. I arrived home at around eight in the evening and had a coffee to warm me up. It has been another chilly dank day. Roll on spring and warmer weather.

Trance Morocco

I forgot to mention that i picked up the latest Wire magazine today (March issue) and they have a very fascinating primer on Moroccan trance music and Sufism.



One of the albums mentioned is this one -

Maleem Mahmoud Ghania with Pharoah Sanders - The Trance Of Seven Colours

produced by Bill Laswell
Axiom
1994

Some other albums mentioned.

( More Moroccan trance )

Live at the Pan-African Festival July 29--30, 1969 Archie Shepp -- tenor saxophone Clifford Thornton -- cornet Grachan Moncur III -- trombone Dave Burrell -- piano Alan Silva -- bass Sunny Murray -- drums Algerian and Tuareg musicians -- percussions.

Enjoy.

Good Night

Time for bed.