- 09:10 @fonsus : drunk comes across man doing pushups and says, "Say, fella, someone stole your girl!" #
- 09:11 @legalmoose : goodness...Bell's Palsy? (joking of course) #
- 09:12 morning tweeters. cold and dry so far in London, and a bit grey, but rain is in the future, saith the forecasters. #
- 11:11 @tug : i hope that all the packaging is recyclable, anyway... #
- 13:36 need to eat but my luncheon campanion hasn't arrived yet... #
- 16:31 just finished lunch wth my favourite co-worker and her sweet 1.5 year-old... #
- 16:32 also got material for beef stew for tonight, but i won't be eating until very late as i'm now full. #
- 18:17 well, the stew's in the pot, cooking; i'm reading my livejournal flist, thinking about making a manhattan... #
- 20:31 @urbanbohemian : ended up sticking with red wine...had to drink up what i didn't put in the stew. Maybe Manhattans tomorrow! #
- 20:32 @BrianHeys : fun eating a nice homemade stew, not so much fun making it. And no manhattans tonight...maybe tomorrow. drank red wine instead. #
- 20:33 the stew was good; didn't boil it until the vegetables disintegrated (maybe that's the key to a good stew).. #
- 23:44 just finished watching Bergman's Winter Light. Very powerful, rang a bell with me who looks at readings and has trouble writing a sermon... #
- 23:45 so night-night tweeters; hope that those who are having a libation hoist one for me... #
Sep. 6th, 2008
10K Pride Run 2008
Sep. 6th, 2008 06:27 pmI promised a few weeks ago to post pictures from HWMBO's 10K Pride Run last month. He has been hectoring me for a month, so I've finally gotten around to it...
The starting line...you can't see HWMBO in it, unfortunately. Some famous guy whose name I didn't catch was doing the starting honours.

And they're off!

Here's HWMBO at the first lap:

Here's a closer look:

Here's HWMBO on the second lap:

Welsh gay flag on the sidelines:

At the finish line:

Queueing for his medal:

With the goodie bag, which contained a lovely towel in addition to various things to eat and lots of literature:

With M, they form the Two Musketeers:

A great time was had by all.
iejw was there but we didn't bump into each other knowingly.
The starting line...you can't see HWMBO in it, unfortunately. Some famous guy whose name I didn't catch was doing the starting honours.

And they're off!

Here's HWMBO at the first lap:

Here's a closer look:

Here's HWMBO on the second lap:

Welsh gay flag on the sidelines:

At the finish line:

Queueing for his medal:

With the goodie bag, which contained a lovely towel in addition to various things to eat and lots of literature:

With M, they form the Two Musketeers:

A great time was had by all.
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We had a very leisurely day today. At 1 we went out to Leicester Square to meet M, and then go to lunch. After a bit of a tussle over "where" that reminded me of Douglas Adams' three questions that denoted the three stages of civilisation:
we decided to go to Jom Makan again, and this time we did much better. HWMBO gave it 7 out of 10 this time, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We had no dessert, which was better as all the desserts are chock-full of sugar or sugar syrup. I took pictures!
M and HWMBO:

My lunch: Hainanese Chicken Rice and Gado-Gado salad:

I'd eaten a bit from the left side of this!

HWMBO had Nasi Ayam Percik ("Grilled chicken with sweet spicy coconut sauce served with steamed rice, fresh salad, and prawn crackers")

and M had Nasi Goreng (I think):

Afterwards we strolled to the White Cube, where a forgettable exhibition called "Lesser Panda" had its last day today. The top level was full of people watching a movie about the psychologist for the Munich police during the 1972 Olympic Games (you may remember, that was when Black September took Israeli athletes hostage), and the bottom level had some rather geometric and abstract paintings incorporating things which might or might not have been rings.
Then to Waterstone's Piccadilly, where I bought an O'Reilly title: "Windows Vista Annoyances"--which have been much on my mind of late.
We parted from M there, he to Leicester Square again to enquire about a movie, and us home via Boots, where HWMBO got an "alice band" for his hair.
We had stew for dinner, and HWMBO was mightily annoyed that I hadn't eaten some cottage cheese which expired yesterday. I think it'll stay until tomorrow night, when I won't really want to eat much.
Now to reading about Windows Vista annoyances...it does seem that the book isn't quite thick enough to accomodate all of them.
- What should we eat?
- Why do we eat?
- Where should we go for lunch?
we decided to go to Jom Makan again, and this time we did much better. HWMBO gave it 7 out of 10 this time, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We had no dessert, which was better as all the desserts are chock-full of sugar or sugar syrup. I took pictures!
M and HWMBO:

My lunch: Hainanese Chicken Rice and Gado-Gado salad:

I'd eaten a bit from the left side of this!

HWMBO had Nasi Ayam Percik ("Grilled chicken with sweet spicy coconut sauce served with steamed rice, fresh salad, and prawn crackers")

and M had Nasi Goreng (I think):

Afterwards we strolled to the White Cube, where a forgettable exhibition called "Lesser Panda" had its last day today. The top level was full of people watching a movie about the psychologist for the Munich police during the 1972 Olympic Games (you may remember, that was when Black September took Israeli athletes hostage), and the bottom level had some rather geometric and abstract paintings incorporating things which might or might not have been rings.
Then to Waterstone's Piccadilly, where I bought an O'Reilly title: "Windows Vista Annoyances"--which have been much on my mind of late.
We parted from M there, he to Leicester Square again to enquire about a movie, and us home via Boots, where HWMBO got an "alice band" for his hair.
We had stew for dinner, and HWMBO was mightily annoyed that I hadn't eaten some cottage cheese which expired yesterday. I think it'll stay until tomorrow night, when I won't really want to eat much.
Now to reading about Windows Vista annoyances...it does seem that the book isn't quite thick enough to accomodate all of them.