Did they vacuum clean?

Posted on May 21, 2007 - Filed Under Uncategorised | 3 Comments

…that’s the question. Because, my flat surely seems like a brand new place after my sister and her fiancee left for Sweden.
Since I have plenty of things to do tonight, I won’t give you a detailed account of the weekend’s many events and adventures. No, you’ll have to settle with knowing that we […]

Fool around the clock tonight

Posted on May 15, 2007 - Filed Under Uncategorised | 3 Comments

I just came in from some running. I’m loosely following a marathon-preparation program. It’s quite intensive — I’m running five days a week, with a weekly increase of roughly 10% in accumulated mileage. Though almost too tough initially, I really got into the whole thing after a while. I’ve now reached the point where I […]

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