Goodbye, Mum
Ann Patricia Tinworth
1939 - 2008
Waiting
South Bank Art
Coffee Break
Vox Hunt: The Outside World
Show us a reason to get off the computer and go outside.<br /><span style="font-size:.8em;">Submitted by <a class="enclosure-inline-user" href="http://elishevachana.vox.com/">Elisheva Chana</a>.</span></p></blockquote>And if that doesn't get you outside, nothing will.
The New Resident of Mum's Garden
Not doubt my brother will be around to shoot it momentarily…
Rural Enterprise at its best
Wonder if they have any vacancies?
Quiet Old Chap
This is the life...
Sanified? Is that a word?
Best iChat Evar
A lovely, traditional British suburban Saturday afternoon
The In-House Starbucks
Because some of my Twitter friends didn't believe it existed...
Vox Hunt: Wedding Bells
Show us a photograph from a wedding.<br /><span style="font-size:.8em;">Submitted by <a class="enclosure-inline-user" href="http://conniewong.vox.com/">Connie</a>.</span>
QotD: Top 5 Break-Up Songs
What are your top five break-up songs?<br /><span style="font-size:.8em;">Submitted by <a class="enclosure-inline-user" href="http://whatsnext.vox.com/">gt</a>.</span></blockquote>1. Locked Out by Crowded House
This was my "denial" phase song for my biggest break-up:
2. Ordinary World by Duran DuranAnd this was the acceptance phase:
3. Here's Where The Story Ends by Tin Tin Out
Couldn't find the original on YouTube but this is close enough:
And here's the original:
4. I Quit by Hepburn
And this was the silly acceptance song:There is no number 5 - but I've really dated myself with these, haven't I?
Vox Hunt: Workin' Hard
Show us what you're working on right now.<br /><span style="font-size:.8em;">Submitted by <a class="enclosure-inline-user" href="http://yygall.vox.com/">yygall</a>.</span></p></blockquote>Helping my collegues get to grips with Movable Type 4...
Charity Ball Night
Wortham Manor
Abandon hope all ye who enter here...
From Facebook to Vox
Giving Six Apart's new Facebook app a quick spin. Will this post magically jump from Facebook to Vox?
The Summer of '66
Another one from Mum's old slides: Dad & Dusky on the beach in the summer of '66:
Makes me laugh out loud every time I see it, and I have no idea why.
Dusky & The Baby
Once in a while, while scanning my parents' old transparencies, I come across a photo that works as a piece in its own right, separated from its emotional context. This picture, from a film dated June 1967, is one of them. It's quite, quite lovely.
Down Wif Da Kids
We're hip here in Business Development
I Think I Fancy Boris
In the US, they have Obama Girl. Here we have:
And therein lies the difference between the two cultures. :)