From York to New York - out with the old, in with the new

I saw the most excellent Razorlight last night at the Bowery Ballroom, a beautiful intimate venue with a gorgeous balcony wrapped around the room. We got our pictures snapped by spin.com and had to come up with a song for America, difficult to respond on the spot but i think i did alright compared to the other comments And mum, sorry i used a curse word but if you’d see how impossible it is to know what station you are arriving at in a crowded carriage you’d forgive me! Also, I’m not so pasty looking - promise! its the flash…
Read all about it: http://www.spin.com/features/ithappenedlastnight/2007/02/070227_razorlight/

Hehe….

Best Answer:

Are you kidding? Everybody knows a woodchuck would chuck as much wood as a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood.

Best Answer from someone with too much time on their hands:

www.getodd.com/stuf/stupid/woodchuck.html

I couldn’t resist sharing this video with you of my little puppy despite his advancing age exhibiting the same vigor and enthusiasm as when we first adopted him. Miss you loads Basenji!!!

First off, i’m ashamed not to have updated my blog for nearly two months. Terrible form. Seems it is too easy to not getting round to it, I’ve no valid excuse but then i’ve managed to keep in touch with most of you through joyous instant messaging.

We’ve had the pleasure of hosting many transient travelers to NYC over the last couple of months mainly from the UK, you know who you are and I’ll stay true to my word and post humiliating pictures up asap….mwahahahahaha

I’ve had trouble adjusting to the weather, it has been horribly cold, glacial winds chilling the very marrow in our bones. A couple -10 degree (C) runs have slowed our training. Spring time should usher in the more clement conditions in which I may continue training for a 20 mile relay race this summer.
After a freak gas cloud enveloping the city, evidence that NYC is directly contributing to pollution wafting over to the rosbifs in england and seemingly permanent ice formations across the city, I am secretly harboring hopes that we can have an early and warm spring for purely selfish short sighted reasons. :-p

Pictures to come soon once David gets off his lazy butt and sends his shots over to me. Keep checking in…

ciao!