Just finished Al Murray 🇺🇦 WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk reading of the excellent Wings Of Pegasus. Every time there was a narrative from another pilot in action I found myself wondering - Why has no one made this into a film?!?!

So, I have Idles tickets for 20th June and the earliest things can open again is the 21st. Thanks for that.

Just bought gig tickets like the me of 2019 would have done.

Today’s sporting calendar will be entirely replaced by the previously unheard of Carriage Racing.

I have realised that it is confusing to be reading a book about Market Garden while listening to a WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk audio book about Husky. I probably should have figured that out earlier.

Watching The 100. Watched a lot of cricket in my life. I am really confused. As apparently are the umpires.

We sadly couldn’t make ⁦WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk⁩ festival this year, but we diverted off our planned walk to look for the Creech Patrol OB near Corfe Castle and ⁦Jim Haryott⁩ and ⁦Stuart Allison⁩ wore their IC T-shirts out of respect.

At an honest to goodness gig in Guildford at the ⁦The BOILEROOM⁩ watching ⁦Pip⁩ and others.

I’m using the upcoming WW2 Pod: We Have Ways of Making You Talk as a countdown to finish this sticky last piece of work for the evening!

Express doing well with music. Eleanor Rigby = BANGER!

I sometimes feel that whoever orders the stories on the Express’ mobile platform is in on the joke.

I’m beginning to realise that the The Rest Is History 12 days of Christmas with Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook was just a gateway drug to owning more books.

Of all hundreds of gigs I have been to I can still vividly remember the first. My parents took me to see Meat Loaf at Wembley Arena when I think I was 13. It was so loud, so over the top, so powerful. Loved it and never looked back.

This invasion was pretty obvious once F1 announced the 2022 Russian Grand Prix would be held in Kyiv.

Designer: we have made a real effort to create a simple, elegant car charger that will fit in with the local environment. Guildford Town Council:

It’s all go above Oxfordshire today

Very much enjoying listening to The Rest Is History with Dominic Sandbrook and Tom Holland discussing Agatha Christie while sitting at Newlands Corner where her smashed up car was found.

Isn’t this, you know… chess?

I wonder if eventually this whole period of our political history will just be referee to as Borisgate

Love this guy over on the Express comments who enjoyed Macca in the 60s, but not his Beatles rubbish.