Quote of the Day: Arthur Machen

November 19th, 2009 • Posted in Quote of the Day |

“It was better, he thought, to fail in attempting exquisite things than to succeed in the department of the utterly contemptible.”

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Back in the Saddle

March 1st, 2009 • Posted in Random Stuff |

I’ve been away for a few days with my family.  We went to Center Parcs, an utterly fantastic place for a family holiday.  We cycled and swam, relaxed in the evenings, watched the Masterchef final (Yay for Mat!), drank, and ate some superb cakes.  Sometimes I think that cakes are what make life worth living.  Consequently I am now a fat bastard, and I feel like I haven’t done any work for months.

So, before I return to this blog more fully, a couple of quickies.

Arthur Machen said:

Everything to me was wonderful, everything was the veil of an invisible secret.

What better way to sum up why we do what we do?

A friend of mine said:

Harry Hill is very funny and very clever.

And with those words, I lost most of my respect for her, because he’s a twat.

More soon.

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