There's vaseline on the lens to ensure good taste. Apart from the soft-focus effect, this holiday snap, from my ukulele tour of Greece, is not photoshopped. It's clickable, so you can click through to see the surrounding beach.
Thursday, November 8
ukulele HNT
This week I've had to cheat and re-cycle an early HNT from two years ago.
There's vaseline on the lens to ensure good taste. Apart from the soft-focus effect, this holiday snap, from my ukulele tour of Greece, is not photoshopped. It's clickable, so you can click through to see the surrounding beach.
If you're desperate, you can access all the old half baked thursday posts.
There's vaseline on the lens to ensure good taste. Apart from the soft-focus effect, this holiday snap, from my ukulele tour of Greece, is not photoshopped. It's clickable, so you can click through to see the surrounding beach.
Saturday, November 3
birthday flowers
There was a birthday here, and someone was given flowers.
The present I gave was a combination of


The present I gave was a combination of
- cooking a candle-lit seafood dinner.
- dropping my veto on having a cleaner, in fact I arranged for a husband-and-wife cleaning team to come and make some impression on 8 years of mess.
- caring for the flowers and taking their photies (not photoshopped, though I notice some annoying artefacts crept in after I posted).
Thursday, November 1
my favourite thing 3 (HNT)
I have a few favourite things that I've held onto for years.
Last century, when I was studying Sociology, there was an oil crisis, and Britain was having power cuts virtually every day. Factories were shut for half the week.
I was doing some home repairs and I needed to buy a drill. I was convinced that capitalism was on its last legs before a new stone age, so what was the point in buying an electric drill? So I bought this brace and bit instead.

Well, pretty soon the oil crisis ended, and I relented and bought an electric drill. But the hand drill was a good one, and I wasn't going to throw it away. It has never been used since, but last week I found a use for it, drilling holes in a new door.
And this week I found another use for it. By the way, it isn't photoshopped.

Does anyone else have favourite things that they've held onto for years?
If you're desperate, you can access all the old half baked thursday posts.
Last century, when I was studying Sociology, there was an oil crisis, and Britain was having power cuts virtually every day. Factories were shut for half the week.
I was doing some home repairs and I needed to buy a drill. I was convinced that capitalism was on its last legs before a new stone age, so what was the point in buying an electric drill? So I bought this brace and bit instead.
Well, pretty soon the oil crisis ended, and I relented and bought an electric drill. But the hand drill was a good one, and I wasn't going to throw it away. It has never been used since, but last week I found a use for it, drilling holes in a new door.
And this week I found another use for it. By the way, it isn't photoshopped.
Does anyone else have favourite things that they've held onto for years?
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