...well, yesterday for Lewis Hamilton...goooo on son!

you must watch!

...thanx to ironic film reference for introducing my ears/eyes to this dude!

4espirtdrummer!

Visit his youtube blog here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/4espritdrummer

AwEsOmE

Well, this weekend we are all off to Tenby way for a couple of days
We are going with my bro and his wife & twins...they highly reccomend a sort of country lodge (the fordge) in St Clears near Tenby!

Spending Saturday at Oakwood Country Theme Park...should be fun!
Night at the lodge...got a swimming pool & leasure stuff!
Sunday, LARGE English Breakfast Tenby for the day then home (to watch the Monaco Grand Prix...thank goodness for Sky Plus).

Should be fun out West!

UPDATE:
Was great fun...soooo lucky with the weather on Sat...

Click on play...awesome piece of film!

Five & a half Months...have not even taken a single drag of a cigarette...
I should be Very Happy, right?
Answer...NO!

Now, quitting smoking is the most single, hardest quest/test/challange I have EVER done in my short life...(so far).
Having a smoke was as natural as eating to me for a good 16-17 Years...& I smoked for 21 years out of 36!
Habit...fuck yeah!

The Summers sorta here, relaxed chores out the Garden are getting rather difficult at the mo because my Brain is connecting with smoking habits attached to the things I do in the summer! It brings on the cravings for a smoke like when I first quit back in Jan this year!
Now, with certain stressful situations from time to time I get an overwhelming fucking urge to have a smoke
I even walked into a shop on Fri- to buy a pack of cigs...determined I was
I didn't...just bought some chewies instead!

Just letting off steam...heres to being smoke free!

www.dcphotoart.blog.co.uk

...I MUST get hold of this game...WOW!

AwEsOmE!!!

...we are all now just going through the motions...Heads Up, eh!

(an investors guide) - (source-telegraph.co.uk).

Do yourself a favour @ breakfast...DO NOT watch G.M.T.V!

... I am gonna do some business !

watched this film this weekend for the 1st time...

A story about a troubled boy growing up in England, set in 1983. He comes across a few skinheads on his way home from school, after a fight. They become his new best friends even like family. Based on experiences of director Shane Meadows.

My Verdict:

A superb account of a certain culture, and how it was abused by the right W.@ that time.
9/10.

sunshine, birds are singing, aahhhh!!!

barB, and some bits to buy, painting the fences, gettin ready for our SUMMER! Hope it's gonna be a long, hot one.

Taylor Lous (my daughter) has always been VERY creative at writing...

Since she was able to pick up a pen...she has ALWAYS impressed me & her Mum!
Through Junior School she has ALWAYS had her poems/stories featured in special assemblys, festivals etc.
Her English teacher put her into a writers squad (vale) with the selected from Welsh Schools(South).
She reads & reads & reads(when shes not BUSY in her social circle ).

Tayz recently wrote a short story titled - Illousions (lucky she dosent spell like me, eh).
Her descriptive writing is ...AWESOME!

She had her writing marked today... Now the best ability is marked at level six for her age, Tayz was marked with a SEVEN! Apparently, this don't happen very often!

VERY WELL DONE BABE
Love, mum-dad!

It's outside !
YAY-FUCKIN-YAY!!!

Paper Work, Pricing, Arseeeee Builders on the dog & bone!! KEEP SMILING PEOPLE...

(source-N.Y Times-05/05/2008)

YOU can’t help but wonder just how many of the smartly dressed people sitting night after night at Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips de Pury over the next two weeks will be serious bidders and how many will be voyeurs hoping to witness an implosion of the multibillion dollar art market.

For years collectors and the news media have been speculating about when prices would finally top out. Spring sales estimates don’t suggest pessimism. The auction houses clearly hope that things will play out as they did three months ago in London, when, despite global economic queasiness, a Francis Bacon triptych sold for $51.6 million. Now two Bacon triptychs, whose owners no doubt want to capitalize on that high, are going on the block, at estimates of $25 million to $35 million (Christie’s, shown above) and a whopping $70 million (Sotheby’s).

Yet the creative business maneuvers adopted by the auction houses to land big consignments and encourage buyers speak of desperation. Sotheby’s and Christie’s are at the point where they are often willing to forgo profits just to win commissions and beat out the other on sales totals. In addition to the guarantees granted to sellers, which in some cases this season are said to be even higher than the works’ sales estimates, the two companies are buying works of art outright, advancing sellers money ahead of the sales and in rare cases even becoming involved in sellers’ real estate transactions.

For now auction houses are playing up the suspense. “We really won’t know till the night,” said Tobias Meyer, director of Sotheby’s contemporary art department worldwide. “Even in this market collectors are tortured by the idea that they could miss an opportunity.”

(right click on image, zoom-full screen)

"gotta be the Merc...however, the Lexus is sssmmaaaaart"

which would you choose?

"my new pc screen"
Acer 22" LCD.
"yes...I am a geek, and I love it"

AwEsOmE!

...this feature is quite...nerdy/cool.
LINK HERE:
http://www.google.co.uk/help/ig/art/gallery.html

hmmm, maybe some D.C. art would be cool???