weekend 5/6/7 sept 08
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ramtopsFriday night there was Phil Beer and Reg Meuross at Nailsea Folk Club. We attend the club sporadically; I knocked out a quick site for them as a favour a couple of weeks ago, and now we have free tickets whenever we want. Which is nice.
Later Friday night, and also Saturday night, there was a WASP (link is to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
perlmonger's entry. Huge, it was. And determined. I killed it with flea spray in the end.
Saturday involved lunch at our favourite cafe, bit of local shopping, a sleep in the afternoon, andperlmonger's first attempt at drop scones, which worked better than mine do, so he can do them in future.
Sunday was cooking - see photo, and indeed my post at Reactive Cooking, where I keep most of my food related stuff. P continued War on Fleas, so now the house has all been Dysoned and sprayed. We shall Frontline the Tribe *again* today, and hope that sorts it.
Also, Season II of Babylon 5 finished. What a fine, fine televisual feast this is - it seemed to ramp up several notches during the last episodes of this series, and it was very hard not to start Series III *at once*. And we're out tonight - a no doubt thrilling meeting of the Long Ashton Transition Group.
Later Friday night, and also Saturday night, there was a WASP (link is to
perlmonger's entry. Huge, it was. And determined. I killed it with flea spray in the end.Saturday involved lunch at our favourite cafe, bit of local shopping, a sleep in the afternoon, and
perlmonger's first attempt at drop scones, which worked better than mine do, so he can do them in future.Sunday was cooking - see photo, and indeed my post at Reactive Cooking, where I keep most of my food related stuff. P continued War on Fleas, so now the house has all been Dysoned and sprayed. We shall Frontline the Tribe *again* today, and hope that sorts it.
Also, Season II of Babylon 5 finished. What a fine, fine televisual feast this is - it seemed to ramp up several notches during the last episodes of this series, and it was very hard not to start Series III *at once*. And we're out tonight - a no doubt thrilling meeting of the Long Ashton Transition Group.