saw a little trip out for Heather and I, taking in an exhibition right up our street, and after lunch excitement was delivered by a ride on a little train! Here I’ll talk about the maps.
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WikiMaybia
This is why you shouldn’t rely on Wikipedia for anything important (this post isn’t important!)
In Defeat
In the end that went pretty much as expected. This side is way ahead of where they should be (in league position and reaching a cup final). They just don’t have the quality yet. I hoped and dreamed these players could take the silverware because they deserve something for the efforts they’ve put in, and to just ask Steve fucking Bruce what he thought. But unlike 20-odd years ago the feeling is we’ll be back, and with a better squad. So a lot of these players I suspect will be gone when we win something (and the owners careful planning and dedication tells me we will win more than a league cup). I won’t forget their efforts to get us to that position though.
Onwards and upwards. Look forward to beating these lot at Wembley next time. HWTL
Return To The Lights Of Winter
It hasn’t been around for a couple of year, but this year Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights returned, which meant a birthday tradition could be re-established as Heather and I visited on a cold .
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Wembley!
Science Trumps Fiction
Dalek!
Let’s just sneak past everyone!
A certain Gem was a guest over Christmas, and expressed a desire to visit an exhibition at the Science Museum. As she’s a maths student Heather and I agreed to go with her. The exhibition wasn’t all that, but at least it was the Science Museum.
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DullTopia
Decorations
A christmassy scene
About Heather and I visited Lightopia at Crystal Palace Park. It wasn’t the greatest event, though okay, a little overpriced, but fine. I had no real desire to return for this year’s edition until there was a small WAY event set up for a visit. So it was we returned. It hadn’t really improved.
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10 Was Not Just A Number
Picture That
Mirrored
They certainly went in for reading from either end
Back in Heather and I visited the British Museum. That outing was to see an exhibition on some ancient history, The World Of Stonehenge. we returned for some different ancient history, though one that arguably has more influence on us today, as we visited Hieroglyphics: Unlocking Ancient Egypt.
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