I was very glad to find out today that biscuits are getting the coverage and respect they deserve. Often the important work they selflessly perform is overlooked as they calmly sacrifice themselves for the greater good.

Other random links, the designer of the pringles can is buried in one.

Amazon tribe, never seen before.

The eternal growth of trees, no matter what gets in the way

Linkies!

Some random and exciting links for your internetty perusal.

A story about a huge cow! Enjoy!
An amazing table, named after the tasty product of the female version of the above.
The most fantasticest computer ever- I am now the proud owner of one, bought refurbished on ebay so as to lessen the insult to my bank account. I'd recommend the seller (mactuition) as he provided an excellent service!

Picture pinched from www.telegraph.com - hope they don't mind!

More blogs.

Just squeezing a blog or two in before the end of April. I'm sorry I've been awol for a month or so, I've been galavanting around during the Easter holidays doing various vet-related things, and haven't though to blog. You'd think it'd be in the blood by now. Sorry!

In recent Cambridge news, the Broken Glass website has been revamped using some cunning css and html japery that Andrew and a wesbite have taught me - it makes designing about a trillion times easier to do, and has enabled me to do it simply with the use of a text editor. Huzzah! Take a look and be delighted :)

Also, Vicky, Alex and me went to see I am Kloot last week at the Junction, and my what a gig it was. Kloot really are amazing, even their new album (which I feel is quite poorly produced) sounded good live, which thankfully helped me realise that it's not the band that have gone awry, just the production. They're still good songs. They were supported by a random American called Ferraby Lionheart, which really is a good name, even if it did take me about 100 failed attempts at remembering his name before I got it. He was quite good - fairly standard guitarry-singy stuff, the sort of thing you could imagine drifting down the tunnel to the museums at South Kensington tube station. I got a poster at the end (it's got cartoony pictures of the band from a gig they did in 2006 on my birthday so I had to get it really), and just as I bought it, John, the lead singer turned up with a big black pen. So I asked him if he'd mind if I "waved a poster under his nose", he didn't mind and signed it up. Huzzah!

10 Gnomes

10 Gnomes is a game I suggest you all have a go at. Just find ten gnomes in the nicely photographed scene. Sounds easy doesn't it!

Back in cambridge

Back in Cambridge. The 1st day involved shopping (bought some door hooks which promptly fell off in the middle of the night waking me up as my coat went crashing to the floor, toothpaste and other such essentials), chinese takeaway, and the major event of the day, website creation for Vicky and Alex's plays, unified under the title "Broken Glass" - click here (brokenglassplay.co.uk) for a look, and if you're in the Cambridge area make sure you come along!

Dublin eh?

You Belong in Dublin

Friendly and down to earth, you want to enjoy Europe without snobbery or pretensions. You're the perfect person to go wild on a pub crawl... or enjoy a quiet bike ride through the old part of town.

What European City Do You Belong In?

Monkey

The house of the orange monkey pure genius. In a monkeyshaped pot. Mmm.

"With internal organs of beans and kapok, a monkey like me is almost totally invulnerable to injury".

Random Geeky Blog

By the way - if anyone likes the new font rendering in IE7, to get it in the far superior Firefox, right click on your desktop, go to properties, then appearance, then effects, and in the second menu choose ClearType. Bargain!